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Quick gestures. 1 to 2 minutes.  I didn't want to start working on this theme until I watched the stream, but it was when I was about to go to bed, so I made drawings the next day after I finished watching the stream.

A batch of 2-3 minute sketches. There's still too much detail and I'm not pushing the poses as much as I'd hoped.

1.5 minute poses. I also tried drawing gestures from shapes.

I did a 20-minute drawings in which I did the structure with a coarse brush, then refined only the visible points with a finer brush.

Did one quick color sketch (30 minutes). 

I did a quick five minute sketches. And did a more detailed thirty minute one, but I didn't really like how it turned out. 

Made two sketches with armor. The first one took 30 minutes to draw the pose better, the second one I managed in 20.

I did an analysis of this photo. I drew the base first, then I drew the skeleton and muscles on top. I tried to spend about 30 minutes on each drawing. 

I drew all 25 photo references that were provided. I tried to spend 5-10 minutes on each sketch. As soon as I saw the portrait of the second man, after I drew the first, I realized that they should be yelling at each other :D  They were even originally turned correctly to look at each other :)

Made two drawings, catching up on what I missed.  Left the miniatures of gesture and the blocking sketches.

25 mins each. That's about all I could get done today

The first one was 30 minutes, but I managed to draw the next ones faster. 

Fun fact: I wanted to practice drawing hands, I remembered that Stan said in the video that he had a website with a collection of photo references. I went to the site and started a timer with a selection of hand photos. As soon as I finished, I saw on the site that there was a 12-day challenge. And it turns out that the theme for that day was "hands." I thought it was a funny coincidence and decided to participate. I missed the first two days though, so I'm catching up now. The second fun fact: after painting hands, I wanted to train heads, and just this topic was next. 

Made 27 sketches, but some of them are repetitive since there are only 22 photos. I tried to spend 2-3 minutes on each one, but some had to be drawn longer. Thanks, I had a lot of fun.