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2:47 AM, Saturday March 12th 2022

Okay, I can definitely see a big improvement, I just wanted to make sure you could draw confident lines before letting you move on.

All of these issues should diminish with practice, you may not get completely get rid of them, but as long as you get used to making mistakes you should be alright. Anyways, I'll go ahead and mark this lesson as complete, good luk with the rest of the boxes,

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12:58 PM, Saturday March 12th 2022

OKaay, thanks!

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