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12:59 PM, Tuesday June 15th 2021
Very good work, especially on the dissection, you must have spent a lot of time on it.
The contour line curves could have more variation in degree I think. Any way, all your exercises have been completed and pretty good as well.
I'd say you can move on to lesson 3, but be sure in the future to submit picture that are clear and non-blurry, and also, I'm pretty sure we are not supposed to use corrector, one of the reason we are using fineliner pen is because we can't hide or mistakes. So it's okay if you fuck up a line or something, it happens to everyone, just try to work with it or pretend it doesn't exist but keep it visible.
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Like I said in the review, in the future try to submit clean, well centered, non-blurry picture, it makes it easier to critique. And no corrector ! Good luck on lesson 3
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