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9:23 PM, Monday March 24th 2025
Image review because it's more fun for both of us: https://imgur.com/a/MUklqDJ
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One page of organic intersections with more sagging, the sausages should skirt around each other's surfaces more.
6:18 AM, Wednesday April 2nd 2025
hi there,
i wish i can make out more of your hand writing, because the portion that i can decipher is pertinent and candid.
thanks for your effort! :)
6:01 PM, Wednesday April 2nd 2025
Hi, Weijing, glad you appreciated my review. Which parts are you having the most trouble reading? I can transcribe them here if you wish.
12:43 PM, Thursday April 3rd 2025
Hi Boxrouser, i will take on your offer then. :)
I wish to know what you wrote on those two Dissection pages.
I'm aware that i chiefly used outline instead of cast shadow. Plus I find it very difficult to interpret the texture accurately when bright colors are involved.
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