Partial Lesson 1 Submission (3 / 10 exercises)
5:19 AM, Thursday February 6th 2020
Just making sure I'm on the right track here. Thanks for looking!
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6:44 AM, Thursday February 6th 2020
Nicely done! The thing that most jumps out at me is the noticeable mark at the end of your lines. See if you can lift your pen off the page, there. It'll, as a bonus, give your line a little taper at its end, making it look really dynamic. Other than that, these look super-good. Nice confidence!
5:03 AM, Saturday February 8th 2020
Thanks a bunch this is really helpful! I will definitely work on a smoother tail end. Happy drawing :)
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