Partial Lesson 1 Submission (3 / 10 exercises)
7:37 AM, Friday April 30th 2021
i'm new to this and wanting critique.
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2:50 PM, Friday April 30th 2021
Hey! Good job on starting, keep up the good work
Your superimposed lines are good! Just keep working on them as practice and such, but then it comes to your ghosted lines and ghosted planes, there's a LOT of wobbling. Smoothness comes first, then accuracy. So when you're doing your lines and such, don't beat yourself up whether or not you hit the dot or not, just make sure the line is smooth, because accuracy comes with practice and with time.
Good luck with it all!! It's hard work, but it's SO worth it!
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