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4:33 PM, Saturday July 30th 2022

Big thanks!!

I forgot to check notifications so I didn't see your feedbacks!

I hadn't realized I had to use pen and paper for the lessons until I finished the 250 boxes challenge and reach lesson 2. But I did use pencil for the 250 boxes challenge and I tried to abandon my ctrl+z key as I use digital tablet. I will try to not overshoot my lines as I practice more. Again thank you for your review, your suggestions are really useful.

8:03 PM, Saturday July 30th 2022

Remember to warmup and also I think if you got the concepts down then good. https://drawabox.com/lesson/0/3/warmups

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