I have a history of starting things and not finishing them. Which includes actively practicing art with the intent to improve. Multiple times I’ve tried to study consistently with a focus on a certain topic, such as gesture, faces, and perspective. It would go well for a while but then I would stop. Stop practicing, stop doing exercises, stop trying to improve on those things. I think the main reasons I stop every time are lack of structure and not knowing when to move on. Also nerve issues in my hands and arms, but that’s a whole other problem with other methods of managing. I do have the resources now to follow a structured course, but none of them are live. The problem with this is that I have, and will, get stuck on certain thing. Be it a specific exercise or an entire topic. I can’t tell when I should move on when I'm just by myself with a book or videos. So my question is, should I try to master every exercise before I move on to the next (which is what I felt compelled to do before) or should I just become familiar with it, enough to where I know how to do it and what the concept behind it is, and over time improve upon it while practicing other things alongside and potentially integrating it into other drawings? I know I very much need to pop my art bubble. I should ask for feedback more often if I’m going to try to actively study again.

These are some gesture drawings I’ve done recently. They’re all a 2 minutes time limit. I would like some feedback on these. I’ve been practicing gesture for probably longer than necessary (without moving on to other things) but I never seem to be satisfied enough. I have moved on only recently to studying things like the bean and basic shapes, but I still practice gesture every session. These are also ones that I consider to be “better” than the rest. Anyway, I need more than my own judgment. So, any feedback would be appreciated.