They’re definitely a little lacking in confidence. For these exercises, and, actually, for this entire course, it’s more important for our lines to be confident, than it is for them to be accurate. That is to say, a straight, smooth line, that misses the end point, is, technically, more correct than a wobbly, accurate one. This is because a confident line can still serve as the foundation of a solid form, whereas a wobbly line cannot. Before you move on, I’d like to see one more page, of your choosing, where your lines are as confident as you can make them. It’s important to nail this before moving on to the next exercise, because it really ups the difficulty. Be careful, by the way, to not redo lines. If a line is wrong, it’s wrong. Correcting a mistake just makes it stand out more.