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2:35 PM, Monday January 2nd 2023
Lines: they are wobbly. Also you need to move confidently and fast enough and smoothly.
Ellipses: On funnels, the line in the middle should cut the ellipses into symmetrical halves. You need to circle 2-3 times before you take the pen off the paper (exercise Ellipse Tables). I hope you use the ghost method
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8:38 PM, Sunday January 1st 2023
Lines: they are wobbly. Also you need to move confidently and fast enough and smoothly.
Ellipses: On funnels, the line in the middle should cut the ellipses into symmetrical halves. You need to circle 2-3 times before you take the pen off the paper (exercise Ellipse Tables). I hope you use the ghost method
Congratulations, you can start doing 250 boxes)
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