I love these exercises and will definitely do more of them... In the next round I want to focus even more on the rhythms of the figure - so that maybe I can really get the feeling for the movement. Any feedback is very welcome:-)

My lines are rough and thick but I think they are well oriented.

At first I thought it would be easy to undertake the task but then I noticed how my brain exploded, I think it is a good exercise against Alzheimer's.

Here are the ones that remain

Hi everyone, here are my rhythms. After watching all the demonstrations, I repeat all the poses. Some are more difficult than others. I'm amazed at Proko's precision when drawing lines. Now I understand his 20 years of experience. It seems incredible to me that such a thing can be achieved, but oh well, we'll have to be patient...

Well, here's my sphere after seeing the demonstrations. It's good to do a second attempt after seeing the demonstrations and critiques, because that way you can correct mistakes. This time I drew it with charcoal and took a lot more time, but I find it totally unpleasant... I prefer graphite. It's a matter of taste...

Hello! Here I've drawn my spheres. My impressions: I found the timings comfortable, but I don't know if I should have taken my spheres to a more advanced level. The type of paper used has a lot to do with it. Maybe I didn't clearly highlight the highlight. It's hard to distinguish it from the light midtones. Anyway, I enjoyed the experience. The first sphere and the 25-minute sphere were more or less equal in timing. I didn't want to make a super-realistic sphere either. I'm completely open to your suggestions. Best regards!

Here are my thumbnails. I hope I did them well. I enjoyed the experience... it makes my mind work...

Hello, here I present my still life, I hope you like it.

Well, after seeing all the demos and the reviews, I've decided to remake them, I think with a better distribution of values. I hope you like them.