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6:47 PM, Sunday October 4th 2020
It think you got it pretty well. You have a little work to do on making your lines straighter (Based on what I can see, I'd say it's because you're going to slow while marking). Make sure you commit to your lines. Your circles were a bit shaky at the start, but in the Funnels exercise the definitely got a lot better.
Feel free to move on to the 250 Box Challenge. You got this!
Next Steps:
Keep practising on drawing your lines. Make sure you fully commit to them.
Move onto the 250 Box Challenge.
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