Hey, irahc I'd say it's a pretty successful attempt. I liked how you developed your own way correcting and checking your answers and them tried again fixing your mistakes. This is a very effective way of practicing. Writing your mistakes and conclusions along with the drawing can help too since it brings your attention to what you're constantly getting it wrong and bring your mind to consciously correct the problems. There's a few things you can improve.You can clean your lines further. Check the alignment of the rib cage (I noticed you start fixing it but they are not fully aligned yet. There's a few anatomical errors in the sacrum but I think you'll understand it better after you watch the Pelvis lesson. Best Regards.

Hi Irahc, In my opinion It is always a good idea to do several attempts when you are trying to study. The point of studying is of course to ingrain what you are trying to learn as best you can, and they best way to do that is conscious observation paired with repetition, and then coming up with a way to test your knowledge. I'd suggest you try doing a little drawing from imagination! For example, if your goal is to learn a bit more of the arm skeletal structure, draw those bones a few times from reference while consciously paying attention to the shapes, proportion, etc., and then try to draw a few from imagination and see how much of that information you actually retained. And the goal here isn't to grind one thing until it's perfect. But it is important to make a habit of really spending the time to observe and study the topic at hand and be certain we're learning something, and not just falling into the trap of doing a nice 'copy' and thinking that we studied! Hope this helps a little; keep up the good work!