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Hi Jason, Thanks for providing this diagram!!! I missed your class at OUSA, but looking at the photo, it looks quite 可愛い!
-Linda
Don't know if this is true for everyone, but the diagrams I printed were missing all of the mountain and valley lines! Not difficult to infer from each each subsequent picture, but might be a source of of confusion for beginning folders. Anyone else seeing this?
Hey Scott. I can't reproduce your problem, but I've edited the PDF flattening the strokes to outlines. Hopefully that will fix your problem!