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12:05 PM, Thursday August 31st 2023
edited at 12:09 PM, Aug 31st 2023

Thank you for the feedback. I really fixated on not repeating my lines at all this time even if I could see the box becoming clearly wonky (the urge to fix it is really strong not gonna lie) and tried to put a lot less lineweight. Thanks again! :)

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edited at 12:09 PM, Aug 31st 2023
7:11 PM, Saturday September 2nd 2023

Glad I could help! These look amazing by the way, well done!

Next Steps:

Your 50%, 10-15 minute warm-up (of course try to include previous exercises), move on to Lesson 2. Good luck!

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