My level 2. Fun but difficult to do from imagination

My level 1. Any critiques are welcome

I tried drawing three of them with a blue pen to try to be more loose, but the result (indicated by the arrow) seems less accurate. For pose no.1 I went back to pencil and above all I made a larger drawing, following Stan's suggestion. I am more satisfied but I am open to all your comments

Did some more and it seems I need to push the motion more. Hopefully the demo will have some good pointers for that

I know ....I past the deadline, but I hope someone can give me some helpful suggestions

Level 1 - my drawings and reference images. I hope in time for the critique

Thank you Stan for the useful suggestions. Sometimes I get lost in the details and do not simplify the shapes

Second attempt. The proportions seem more correct to me than in my first drawing. I've also tried using Stan's advice on line weight. I hope to get some suggestions from the community

Here is my assignment. It's my favorite project so far. I hope I respected measure proportions

Experiments on the photo of the rhino used by Stan for line weight

My tasks. Rooster, buffalo and hippo with simple shapes (level 1) and same animals with shapes expressing their feelings on my drawings (level 2). Same thing for a donkey and a giraffe

Funny drawing of Glen Keane with some useful tips about story line, that I translated into Italian to better fix ideas

My assignments. First one is a cute doodle from the skechbook of my favorite artist Jessica Karpishin. The second drawing is a "cartoon self portrait" of the most important italian Disney draftman, Giorgio Cavazzano. I found them funny

My submissions after watching demo. I re-trace the ryno by myself. Hope the result is just as good enough

Waiting for a new lesson from Stan, I made other sketches from imagination. I got the amazing ideas from an app called Virink. What do you think about?

Here are some experiments in gorilla drawing. At last I tried to be more daring with my imagination.

Taking a cue from Stan's excellent teachings, I have been trying to draw crocodiles. First one is from imagination

Here are my sketches - the final sketch ended up a little scratchy, but I was struggling with where to put all the tentacles! Plus huge wavy lines.. I read that female blanket octopuses are many thousands of times bigger than the males, so I thought I would play on that...

My sketches of an octopus. The last one is an attempt from imagination

Here are my level one attempts. I’ll go back and try these again after watching Stan’’s demo - I know I failed at the loose sketching approach - but I tried. For the VR girl I included the first gesture sketch that I did - I defined the drawing’s envelop, found the midpoints of the figure (vertical and horizontal, but then didn’t do any more measuring - I just tried to find the right shapes to fit on the gesture.