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Lesson 6: Applying Construction to Everyday Objects

3:51 PM, Sunday July 9th 2023

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god I messed up.this took so god damn long. phew. I'm tired but i'm not gonna give up

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7:34 PM, Thursday March 21st 2024

Hello farthan! here's your crit. Congrats on finishing lesson 6 and good luck on the wheel challenge! Remember to ask any questions if you have them!

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5:56 PM, Sunday March 24th 2024

thank you for taking the time and giving me a critique this was awesome. and thank you for callng me crazy. but I thought that my intial planning stage was pretty lackluster I could've put a bit more effort in the intial planning stage but I'll keep the basic perspective issues in mind and tone down my line work

8:37 PM, Tuesday March 26th 2024

no worries and good luck on the wheels!

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