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11:01 AM, Tuesday August 10th 2021
edited at 11:03 AM, Aug 10th 2021

Good job on completing lesson 1!

Your lines are very confindent and i can see that you took the time to think every excersise trough. There is not much to say except of the things you probably already see yourself. (So when you slightly cross the border with your ellipses on the tables of ellipses, but this will get more accurate over time).

As for the ghosted lines: You can try to to them even more diverse, so some really long ones and some really short ones. Yours are all kind of "medium length" so to say.

Remember to still do these basic excersises of lesson 1 as a warm up throughout your furter journey :).

Next Steps:

You should now start with the 250 Box challenge :)

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edited at 11:03 AM, Aug 10th 2021
12:22 PM, Tuesday August 10th 2021

I do have trouble doing ellipses but hopefully they get better in the future and I'm going to make my ghosted lines longer for warm ups so I can improve my lines. Thank you for your advice!

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