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 Working on a project but feeling stuck? Let's help support each other! I'd love to review your work and offer constructive feedback to help keep you moving forward.


$10 Feedback Session - Receive one 15 minutes recorded review of your work that offers constructive feedback to help you continue improving on your work. After purchase, upload your work to SyncSketch and send me a link to it through my contact page. Use "Feedback Session" after your name in the name field, then in the message section let me know if there's anything specific you are trying to improve on or that I should know about your project so I can be sure to address that in my review.



Also, feel free to email before purchasing if you have any questions. Thank you so much!


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