hmmm not quite sure about these again. did it digitally for now. but this is a fun exercise. anyway, some advise on how to tackle line weight would be great

my first attempt at this project. have been holding off because i wasn't so sure if i was getting the assignment then just decided to like be whatever with it i can get back to it later on and its just good that i tried it. decided to focus on borzois because theyre just goofy and i think they got a lot of straights and curves when you try to simplify them.

had a lot of trouble especially trying to stop the urge to mindlessly "over-sketch" and be a bit more meaningful with my searching lines (like pause a bit and check what's wrong or how to fix it). overall, I'm a little unsure about these, felt like i knew something was wrong but I didn't know yet how to fix it (especially with the hand!!!!) and i wasn't sure if i was actually doing what i'm supposed to be putting into theory what this project is meant to be about.

My first attempts. I had a hard time trying to incorporate rough measurements by using my pencil as a guide and resisting the urge to draw what I know (which i think i still failed lol) and other details. tried to make sure to keep it as simple.

Hi, all! Decided to give this project another whirl after watching the critique video before moving on with the course. First three images are the second, third, and fourth attempt (done digitally since I got worried that my pencil strokes have not been uniformed). Fourth image is my first attempt before I watched the critique. Some pointers would be appreciated as well. Thank you all.

Hi, all. Decided to seriously learn how to draw and finally picked this up. This is my first attempt at the pear simplification and forcing myself to think about values before I go through the free critique video for the project. Pointers would be nice and thank you