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7:26 PM, Monday May 15th 2023

You've extended all your lines correctly here and you're also doing a good job of experimenting with rates of foreshortening.

I have no issue moving you on to the next lesson now so I'll be doing so.

Keep practicing boxes and previous exercises as warmups and best of luck in lesson 2.

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Move on to lesson 2.

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5:03 AM, Tuesday May 16th 2023

Thankyou so much, have a great rest of your day

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