Hello! Thanks for looking, I'd love some critique!

Hello! Only did a few gestures today, but I think I'm getting better at it. At what point should I move on to the next step: the bean? I've been practicing this one for about a week so far.

Hello! Thank you for looking, please tell me what you think! I appreciate all the critiques so far :) This time I tried to exaggerate the poses a bit and give more meaning to the lines. I think I can exaggerate more, I'm just not sure how to do that because I don't know proportions/anatomy yet. I think I'll do some 30 second gestures so I can learn to exaggerate without feeling the need to keep it realistic.

These are my 2 minute quick sketches, I probably usually take around 4 minutes so this felt rushed, but I think I got better the more I did it. Any ideas on what I should focus on for next time? Thank you!

Hello! Here's my practice for this video. Thank you for looking at it, I'd love some critique. I tried to focus less on contour and more on the rhythm of the gesture. I also tried using less strokes.

Hello! Thanks for looking at my work, I'd love some critique! I did some figure drawing yesterday too based off of the FORCE method (I saw a video on Proko's Youtube), that's the second picture without any numbers, so that is what I'm working off of. I think I may have carried over too much of that, which leads me to my first question: In 5 and 7 I was trying to use less lines, in the rest I made a lot of lines to build up the darkness of them, which is best to practice at the start? 2nd question: What information should I give here? I'm worried this is not enough information to be able to critique me well. For example, though this time I forgot to time myself, would that be useful information? I think I took a few minutes for each. Thank you! I look forward to going through this course!

Hello, I'm wondering how skilled I should already be before taking this course. I'm a beginner and in terms of drawing I haven't studied much about perspective, anatomy, or composition yet. So my questions are: At what level should I be at with drawing before taking this course? Is there any way to quantify that? And are there any courses or exercises you'd recommend that could bring someone to the level required?