I recently completed a blind session with a photo as reference material that indicated a target within the photo. My S3 freehand sketch produced three archetypes that accurately depicted three aspects of the target photo. However, my choice for [X] was not the target. I recall the Major saying that mislabeling [X] in the freehand sketch is a problem all beginners encounter, but, something that self-corrects quickly (almost immediately) with consistent dedicated practice. I continue to encounter this problem from time to time. So my questions are:

1. Should this problem be cause for concern regarding my future sessions?
2. Is this commonplace among viewers?
3. Could this be the thinking process infiltrating the S3 freehand?

Although a majority of my session data was accurate, I did notice a sort of morphing between my [A] and [B] data, which were two very distinct and different aspects of the target photo. Could this be the result of mislabeling the target? Appreciate any feedback.

Simply a matter of carelessness. Fix the problem -- be more careful/attentive in the future.

Roger that, and thank you as always Major for your expert guidance.