Sometimes i do something well and i feel like i already mastered basic anatomy, foreshortening and things like that but other times i need to learn how to draw a circle in perspective again because i can't draw the spine of skelly. How i can actually learn to draw an ellipsoid in the first attempt in any drawing?

Hello Everyone, I finished this drawing last month (February). I'm applying what I know about anatomy so far to figure drawing. I finished going through the anatomy course (the free version on YouTube) last year. My focus on this drawing was on anatomy, composition, and rendering. You can pick any of those areas to critique, depending on where you feel most comfortable. And if you feel like tackling all three, it's okay. Any feedback is appreciated. And please forgive the quality of the photos. I don't have access to a good camera. I used different phone cameras hoping to get a good photo. One of the photos is sharper but missed some details; while the other one captured more details but isn't very sharp. I hope what you find missing in one photo can be discovered in the other. In a nutshell, I will appreciate a critique about anatomy, composition, or rendering on this drawing. Thank you in advance

Hi, looking for any kind of critique. I know that feet could've been more proportionate and legs could've been thinner. Except that if you can give any feedback that'll be helpful and also confirming that am I right about my own critique would also be nice

Looking for a critique on this drawing

Hello trying to simplify the figure before adding anatomy but having trouble with the right leg on the left side of the picture, could someone correct me if my box figure is wrong. Thanks

I’m trying to study head anatomy a bit so any critique or advice is appreciated

Pic. 1 is Types of Joints Assignment: Oh no, no simplified geometric bone structure, this is sooo hard for me. I no nothing about anatomy when start the very first lesson. HeLp omg.🥲 Pic 2 and 3 are Spine Assignment 🥹 Thank you!! 🙏🙏🙏

Josh Black. From the YouTube Anatomy Demo where he starts with this head of a sculpture by Bernini. Josh simplifies it more, but I had a good time drawing along :)

I spent longer on this drawing than I usually spend on anything and I know the anatomy isn’t perfect. I would love critique on anatomy and also any graphite techniques I could study up on. I also love charcoal styles and any artists or recommendations to look at would be so appreciated. Thank you!

sorry ı forgot erase the some of the guidelines

I'm really trying to grasp the inter-wedging and inter-locking forms that Bridgman describes. I thought these looked somewhat nice. Does anyone have any feedback or insights on what else I could be thinking to improve these studies?

Hi guys, I’m wanting to draw a front view of a human skull using the Loomis method. Do you know of any good step by step tutorial from start to finish? I understand I can use Loomis as a guide, but having trouble figuring out where to place the features and what size the features are. It’s a little different than the human Loomis head because we’re placing eye sockets nasal cavity, jaw bones and teeth etc. So far on YouTube, I’m either seeing overly simplified explanations with no real reference points for placement of features, or else overly technical explanations where you draw a million guide lines that you’d never remember to replicate. Looking for tutorials with that sweet spot where it’s simple enough to follow but also detailed enough to show proper proportions and where to place features and roughly what size they should be. Is there a way to alter the Loomis head tutorial but adjust it for the skull somehow, and if so, how to the measurements differ? Any help appreciated!

I tried drawing a simplified skeleton mannequin and putting the muscles on top, i had some trouble with the arms though, are they too short?

This is my first time drawing muscles over a skeleton like this, was a little confusing and I didn’t try to get the muscle fibers perfect obviously, I just want them going in the right direction.

Need some feedback on the linework and anatomical accuracy, thanks in advance.