Here's my attempt at drawing mannequins. I think the proportions are a little off on a few, but hopefully I've captured the model in perspective.

Hello. I just did the Robo Bean exercise. This is by far the most challenging one especially the twisting poses. I use the models from quick poses.com to draw the models from.

Hello! I did some Robo Bean drawings after I watched and followed all of Stan's example videos. There's a few drawings I wasn't sure I did right. It's by far the hardest exercise I've worked on, especially the twist poses. A feedback would be appreciated.

Here's my attempt on the Robo Bean. I'm not sure if I got any of these right. It's definitely the most challenging exercise I've done so far. I've watched and followed along Proko's videos.

Hello. Just did the Robo Bean exercise. It's by far the most challenging, especially the twisting poses. I used the models from pose.com.

Here's my assignment on Landmarks. I watched and followed each landmark example from Proko's videos. Each pose is about 5 min. I'm not really happy with how it came out though. Next time I draw, I'll spend more time on it. Any feedback is appreciated.

Some more structure practice. This time with elephants.

Just finished the structure assignment. I'm not sure if I use the right shapes to give the hippo structure. A feedback is really appreciated.

Hello, here's some more beans. I think I'm getting the hang of it, but certain poses, like the twist and leaning together confuses me on which part over laps with what. I think I'm really starting to understand. Any feedback is appreciated.

Hello guys, I just did the bean exercise and I was wondering if I did them right? Most of the beans are from the poses from the bean examples from Proko's exercises.

Hi guys. I recently watched the first two videos of the gesture drawing fundamentals course s couple of times already. I did some 45 seconds and 2 minute poses. I used Quick sketch.com for the poses. The first two images are 45 seconds poses and the rest are 2 minute. Critique is welcome. :)