Lesson 5: Applying Construction to Animals

11:39 AM, Friday December 24th 2021

Lesson 5 - Google Drive

Lesson 5 - Google Drive: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1-aSJJP9UFKhwrgDuGIgXHeOenu3EVm4P?usp=sharing

Finally finished the lesson. Appreciate any critique you provide. Thank you for taking time to check out my work. :)

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12:40 AM, Monday November 14th 2022

You're quite the amazing artist.

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2:45 PM, Wednesday November 23rd 2022

As noted in response to another one of your critiques, this is not actually helpful to the student, and unfortunately really hurts their chances of getting useful feedback from others, as the system ends up thinking they have received helpful critique. I am marking this as unhelpful so their submission can be returned to the queue.

If you're interested in giving more helpful critique, you can use the unofficial critique guides I shared with you in my previous such comment.

12:09 AM, Thursday November 24th 2022

I was actually just trying to get him some badges since he was already on lesson 7

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