Questions/Discussions

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  • Should i really find a circular object for the funnels exercise

    anstupidartist

  • should i continue after 2 agreement's

    anstupidartist

  • Pen Usage Question

    Kangaroo

  • How do I get proper proportions without relying on still images?

    qiwakulairi

  • does this pen work for homework?

    nightwatcherX

  • What defines a texture?

    Frwololo

  • 50% rule question

    Kazia0002

  • can i make some small silly doodles in the homework/warmup pages

    anstupidartist

  • 50 percent rule: Should I push myself to do my best?

    grace_mounce

  • How to get over yourself and 50/50 rule

    saint_nick

  • Cannot bring myself to finish the dissections in lesson 2

    HunkyHyena

  • Texture: How do you know where to draw the shadows?

    NeedAccountability

  • 250 boxes challenge changed (?)

    abc

  • uncomfortables talking is confusing at times

    anstupidartist

  • Help Needed: Visualizing Form Intersections in Lesson 6

    eduardocopat

  • Not knowing what to do, regarding the 250 cylinders.

    TurtleBelowski

  • when I can finally stop doing 50% rule?

    anstupidartist

  • How to keep track of where you are on Drawabox

    silversong

  • Including reference with homework submissions

    Danomech

  • Struggling with 25 texture challenge

    melos

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