Lesson 5: Applying Construction to Animals
7:00 PM, Monday June 10th 2024
Way harder than I thought it'd be
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11:50 PM, Tuesday July 16th 2024
Here is the crit! if you have any questions please ask them! Like I said i want you to 1 mroe page of organic intersections and do 2 more animals, 4 legged ones, like a horse or a bear, good luck and keep up the good work!
Next Steps:
-1 more page of organic intersections
-2 more animals, 4 legged ones (1 per page make it big)
6:24 PM, Monday August 5th 2024
Hi here are the revisions - https://imgur.com/a/k5kIixl
Also thanks a lot for critiquing my work!
11:55 AM, Friday August 23rd 2024
They dissapeared! Can you reupload them?
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