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1:15 PM, Tuesday November 30th 2021

Im afraid that I can't give you the best critique for your fantastic homework but still, let me say my thoughts. You really did a great job all over there. you applied all the instructions successfully and you also used the tools nicely. you took the measurements as close as possible and did a great job on capturing those shapes and forms. your orthographics are well done as well as your subdividing forms. you carefully studied the subject and seems like you really understand it.

theres nothing I can say anymore. you've done it CONGRATULATIONS

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you might feel like doing 100 chest or 25 texture challenge (if you haven't done it yet)

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12:13 PM, Wednesday December 22nd 2021

Oh, thank you so much! I'm going to try doing the other challenges when I have the time as well :)

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