I figured her out!!!! Still not quite sure where the rhythm is in her chest, but after a digital drawover, I found something workable :) As for the man, it's clearly time to watch the lessons on lats :D

Great selection of reference images, I can see that I should be more deliberate with my line work, there are a few overly worked moments, but this one image was actually driving me nuts! What's happening here?

This is a SUPER USEFUL exercise, I was just getting bored of my mushrooms. I've been working through Patrick Jones' Anatomy of Style class and I've been trying to get a better handle on a stick of chalk, so here's traditional. Plus a digital version as I try to get a better handle on the basic brushes in Blender for some 3D boards down the line.

Proko team (and fellow students), if you'd like to critique the pear with ink, here's an option. I see mistakes, but I'm sure you see more :)

When you can't decide on Level 1 or Level 2. I thought it might be fun to try it on gray paper. Everyone's work is inspiring! Happy to be learning with you all!

Anyone here from Marshall's Kley Inkmaster class? As much as I love the forgiving nature of graphite, I'm trying to be more proficient in ink to get more mileage out of my lines. This was a most excellent and really, really challenging evening. I sketched in blue pencil, found the shadow shapes, outlined the vegetable, and tried lines of varying density to convey the 5 shades. Sometimes maybe good, sometimes maybe shit! Feedback is most welcome :) PS: the camera did crush my shadows a bit more than my observed shadows, and there was definitely a bounce light on that onion!

I've been diving into the head lately, so this was a great challenge. I tried sketching a few skulls and then placing features on top. Some of the expressions don't feel quite right, have I placed the eyes and mouth correctly? Maybe some of the original proportions are off too. Any feedback is most appreciated :), while I won't have time before the final deadline, I'm continuing my own studies into the upward and downward skulls.

Another reason to get this course: all these exercises are great when you're switching to a new medium!

Yay! I've been waiting for this for years! Buying now because I got the anatomy class so cheap many many years ago. Thanks for everything you do Stan and the Proko Team :)

I've moved on to two minutes, which I find a looot harder than 30 seconds. I can't seem to decide what to focus on – if I focus on getting more detailed I feel that I lose spontaneity and get stiff quickly. If I focus on looser "motion" I end up with a lot of time left and something that looks a bit worse than the 30 sec ones. Anyone got any tips? If any of you see any bad habits going on, please point it out so I can correct it moving on :) Thanks!