A lot of information to pack in this lesson, made a great amount of notes, I'll type them later to have them more presentable. Learned so much from this! A couple of questions: The Canthal Ligament is the corner of the eye where both the upper and lower eyelids meet, is that correct? The Eye has 5 deposits of fat, did I understood that right?

Notes from the lesson! Lots of great information to absorb here. I admit I was a little confused about some of the information presented in the Head Proportions Made Easy lesson, I had to watch that one a couple times to understand some of the concepts, but all of that information fell into place greatly while watching this lesson! Pardon for my messy handwriting!

Notes from this lesson! :) I have also got the proko skull!

More buckets! Feedback is appreciated

Practicing cylinders! Feedback appreciated

Excellent critique video! A lot of information to absorb here, tried my hand at one of the submissions that was shown in the video and also tried my hand at a couple of longer snake like blobs then squared those up, also did my phone on it's stand for funsies! Will do more reps with blobs and try other more complex objects!

Sorry Mr. Marshall! Been really busy with work and life stuff so I haven't been able to hit the classes as much as I wish I could. Still drawing a good daily just not been able to focus on doing the classes, but I want to change that. Here I did more of the blob exercise with the spooned part and the squared up!

First try on this, used something simple like my eraser, took many photos of it in different angles, but only posted some of them of as to not bury the actual drawing page among them, I think my line quality and confidence has improved thanks to the line exercises by Peter, but I still work too dirty, have to work on that. Any criticism is appreciated! Gonna check the blob method video now.

Great video packed with so much information, I feel a good amount of answers have been answered, particularly how studying one subject thoroughly will let you transfer some of that knowledge can be transferred to other subjects that might not be that similar, so you're not really learning everything from 0, at least, to my understanding, learning to lay out basic shapes/forms for drawing a house or a car will help when building a person out of shapes, or a train. Also seeing the ghosting technique applied to this kinda drawing is a good reminder to take it slow and think before I put lines down the paper. Been doing the line practice from Han every couple days, was doing it daily for a while but stopped, got to get back to it, and it definitely feels it has helped a lot at making me think more overall and not rush things. Thanks for the video!