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1:58 AM, Tuesday January 19th 2021

These are a big improvement, don't forget to draw through all of your ellipses though.

It can definitely be a lot to absorb but remember that each lesson builds on the others so you gotta try to keep concepts in mind. It's a big reason we stress to take your time and build up muscle memory through warm ups as well

I'll be moving you on to lesson 3, keep doing previous exercises as warm ups and good luck.

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Do previous exercises as warm ups.

Move on to lesson 3.

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7:29 PM, Tuesday January 19th 2021

Thank you Tofu! (I realized after submission that I should have drawn the ellipses completely. My bad)

I'll do more warm up exercises. I think my work would benefit from that, and not sure why I didn't think of that. Thank you again!

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