Mannequinization studies. Feedback and critique are appreciated.

Ill be honest and say that I don't like how my poses are looking, I am not a very experienced artist and im really struggling on finding the motion and making the pose feel "flowy"

Here is my Shading assignment. This drawing is the culmination of everything I learned from this course. Do you guys think I’m ready for the anatomy course?

Working on my robo beans. On the second page A1 and B1 were first attempts. A2 and B2 are second attempts after reviewing the poses more carefully. I've attach the ref photos if I could get some feedback on those, along with the landmark pose. Thanks!

Having difficulty finding the scapulae and getting correct proportions. Feedback is appreciated.

I believe this area is the pronator teres Anatomy image from Figure Drawing: Design and Invention by Michael Hampton

Are there any animation studios/ animated shows that inspire you and your work?

A mix of boxes and cylinders from objects and imagination. And animals with structure. Feedback is appreciated.

I've drawn all my life but finally decided to start taking things seriously and getting a proper training on the fundamentals. Here are my latest gesture drawings from drawing along to Stan's 2 minute demonstrations, I attached them in the order I did them. Some of the proportions are off. And I'm aware that my line quality is too messy and that I'm using too many. Like many others, I've also got issues with keeping simplicity and not adding details and following contour instead of the gesture. I'm going to do more 30 seconds gestures for that now. Any feedback would be highly appreciated!

Some beans, feedback is appreciated!

More gesture drawings, feedback is appreciated!

Been a while since I did any gesture related stuff. Any and all advice would be appreciated

2 minute gestures

Did another 20 set of poses for 30 seconds. I try to slow down this time and not rush through the pose.

2 minute gesture drawings. Any feedback is appreciated!

First 6 images are the following: #.1: Drawing pose on my own #.2: Following Stan's drawing #.3 Drawing pose on my own again (without looking at Stan's or my previous drawing) Last 9 (attached in reply. 10 image per post rule) are ones I've posted previously and went back and did again after doing the exercise above. I'm pretty happy with the improvement. Doing the first 6 right after watching Stan's definitely helped with where to start, adding more depth, and that using cross section lines is important for the flow when something is coming at or away from you (I tried using this on image 6). Any feedback is greatly appreciated!

Pushed the contrasts more and I think i got a better understanding of structures underneath!