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2) The group was formed in April 2013 and consisted of 11 members from various countries and states. They selected leaders and decided to communicate via a Facebook group.
3) After several postponed dates due to scheduling conflicts, the group was finally able to visit the school on May 31st 2013 to spend the day playing games, doing arts and crafts, and bonding with 43 children aged 3-8.English1
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1. Start with drawing basics by practicing drawing simple everyday objects to build skills. Practice frequently.
2. Master concepts like starting sketches as a whole before adding details, using different line weights, and experimenting with techniques. When drawing things, make them appear realistic.
3. Consider materials, recording your progress over time, and doing timed sketches to improve proportions without overthinking. Keeping drawings allows you to see improvement areas. Practicing is key along with following these steps.