I'm still hoping that I can figure out how to draw hands properly.

I'll try my best to be consistent with these studies.

Feet + some gestures from the book!.

Hands are something which I want to learn but, it's a pretty intimidating part to learn, I'm using the book as reference to learn the construction further.

I'm gonna go for more personal studies after this. I'm also thankful that I have an idea on how to use this method in the various angles.

On to the next one.

Slow yet steady progress.

Side view completed, I'm still having a hard time with applying ellipses to the ribcage and pelvis, but other than that I'm slowly understanding the 5 step process from gesture to form. I'm just happy to even attempt this stuff.

Followed the process, then immediately went to do one with a different pose. It's still pretty difficult especially the cylinders and ellipses for the body.

I've been using your gesture methods for a while but I never went further than that despite my efforts, this video got me into attempting Construction over gesture properly for the first time. I'll make some attempts with some different gestures while doing this process.

Proportions is still something that haunts me when it comes to fundamentals, I'll most likely come back to this with the rest of the parts. using your book as reference.

I'm starting to try and intersect forms and so far its going somewhat well. I want to try more cylinder related form intersections since they're the most used for arms and legs. Will continue with more studies.

I tried my best to avoid ctrl-z/Undoing most of these attempts. I'm also trying to do them traditionally though I haven't tried intersecting forms on paper.

Honestly Form intersection has always intimidated me, despite doing boxes, spheres and ellipses I've never attempted to combine them. Now I'm starting small and just combining 2 forms. Thanks for the advice Hampton.