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3:12 PM, Saturday December 21st 2024
Well done on finishing lesson 3! Everything looks pretty good, all the plants are nicely done, with texture and everything. The thing is, i think your arrows could use work, here is some advice, do not squiggle the second line randomly, try to copy the first one, But, arrow should come closer to us, it should start narrow and get wider, also dont forget to use lineart and thicken lines that go over others to reaally show it is in the front. Anyway, good luck and have a nice day!
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(Just do another page of arrows with tips i gave u, hope it helps)
9:35 AM, Monday December 23rd 2024
Hi! Thank you so much for the feedback! Here's my new page of arrows https://imgur.com/a/LtfC71h
(I reused a page from the construction exercise, hope the marks on the back are not too distracting)
3:17 PM, Friday January 31st 2025
Hey, it's been a while. If you're satisfied with the revision can you please mark this lesson as complete? Thank you.
7:02 AM, Saturday February 1st 2025
sorry for the wait! you will get more practice in next lessons, so feel free to move on.
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good lck with your next lessons!
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