Sounds like fun. Sending you a request

Nice work!

Nice work! You are capturing the poses pretty nicely. I would suggest having smoother arcs that follow through the gesture down or across the body depending on the pose. Also you can focus less on capturing each limb shape and more on the flow through the shapes. Not sure if that is too vague but thats all I got :D

Nice work! The main thing I see is your pinkys tend to be too big/long as compared to the other fingers. For better female hands I would look up artists you like and copy from them to learn how it can be done smoother.

these look incredible. Not sure there is much to say here except if you're someone focused on gesture all of Mike Mattesis Force courses/books are really good.

These look nice. I would go through and do the skelly ones on your own now. That way you can compare against what you learned.

These look really good. Maybe some cross contour lines would help keep the volumes consistent. Also a ground plane can help you see the depth of the shapes in space. Looks like you're on the right track.

Its more important to know them visually. If you know what to look for and you can pinpoint them in a photo you should be good.

This looks really good. All I can say is keep going.

These look like a big improvement over your last post. I think you can use a bigger brush so you dont have to go back over your lines so much.

Nice drawings. I think the form you are showing for the Erector Spinae is way too small. You can download the ebook for reference.

I dont think you need to worry about exact proportion on 2 min or less gestures. Just getting across the motion and force of the pose is good. Your drawing are nice, just keep doing them every day and your eye will improve.

Hi, nice start on these. Like @Jake Kruk said, you should make the boxes straight for now. It will help you focus on showing off the stretching, pinching and twisting motions.

Hi, spending 7 days on each section is a great idea. i have been doing something similar. These drawings look really good already. I think the way you are doing the chest is confusing the pose. I would just leave it out for now. There are some places you are using 2 curves where 1 would work. On #17 the right leg is great, the left one doesnt need the double curve, its breaking the motion. I would focus on flow and dont get too caught up in making sure you see the knee or elbow breaks. Overall youre looking good. Pretty nice proportions as well. Only the heads seem small and maybe like an after thought. You can use the head to follow through the main flow line. the back or side of the head can arc with that line. Nice work!

Hey, go back to the first video (How to draw legs) under it there is a tab that says "downloads".