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Lesson 1: Lines, Ellipses and Boxes

11:45 PM, Wednesday August 14th 2024

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Hi, I've finally completed the Homework of lesson 1. I thought it was completely necessary to Sign up on Patreon for critique. However I stumbled upon I can upload my homework for community's feedback. I hope someone helps me on my homework. And if someone explains me how to earn credits, that would be helpful. English is not my native tongue so it was a bit of a challenge following the execution of the exercises, though I think I live up to the expectations of the course.

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