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9:21 PM, Sunday August 16th 2020

Good job, your convergences improved a lot, your lines took a little longer and arent still that good. If you had put more effort in the hatching, trying to use straight lines to shade one face of the boxes, you would have improved your lines a lot. But they are good.

Nice work keeping some notes and thinking on how you could do better, I noticed you worked on some line weight too, they aren't super accurate but have improved a lot too, but i noticed sometimes you have put them in the wrong place, just remember to add the weight in closest lines to the viewer.

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8:33 AM, Saturday August 22nd 2020

Thanks for the review Dougaiko,

I found the boxes very hard. I'm carrying on doing them as warm ups to improve them.

Good point on the line weight I'll be more considerate about where I put them

3:09 PM, Friday August 28th 2020

Make sure to hide any sensitive info if you're taking pictures ;). There are some codes in the background (for example page 101-106).

7:26 AM, Sunday September 6th 2020

Hey, thanks for pointing that out, I'll remember that in the future. Those ones in there aren't anything important.

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