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This project was definitely a big challenge for me. I very much like having a reference point to work from, and for this I had a big scary blank canvas.
I have a better idea of what to do in the future as far the the process goes. I think that I was not using my earlier process as a building block, but starting over each time. I redid the last part of the piece and am happy that I did, although I still think that I could do much better in the future. Not a great final product but a helpful learning process non the less.
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