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Canvas Project

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  1. Your canvas is so cute. It looks like a robot or some other type of creature but I think you did a really great job on this. I think it's amazing to see how you can use such simple looking shapes, layer them on top of each other and align them in a way that it creates something so much bigger and more complex. Great job!

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  2. I still remember seeing this project for the first time and being amazed! You achieved perfect symmetry which is very difficult in Dreamweaver, I know from experience. The color scheme used in this piece is very consistent and appealing to the eye. I especially notice the layers used which adds depth and dimensions to the entire image.

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