So i've been practicing drawing (almost) daily for the last 2 years or so. But I lack focus and structure. After listening to the draftmen podcast (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=od1xbX2ESP8). I've decided to bring in more structure. The podcast mentions this Redit post (https://www.reddit.com/r/learnart/comments/dapk62/from_the_guy_who_made_the_most_comprehensive_list/) with a full curriculum. My challenge will be to follow this curriculum as close as possible. I've created this topic mostly to keep myself accountable. But i will post created work regulary, and any feedback/ critique from you guys is greatly appreciated! Some personal info: -39 years old -fulltime job outside art -On average i have 1 hour each day to practise (a bit more in the weekends) -Not a native English speaker, so please forgive me the grammar and spelling mistakes :) The first unit is figure drawing. I've already followed Stan's figure drawing course before, so im revisiting the course. Here are some 2 minute and 30 second gesture drawings (drawn in Procreate). Please let me know what you think of them.

Hello everyone, I am drawing for a year now. I want to be a character artist. I need your critique on this one to get myself a bit closer to my goal... Thank you.

Here is a drawing I did of a plaster cast the other day. Any critiques would be welcome! Edit: Proportion check GIF

I did some clothing studies since I tend to have trouble with my figured looking much worse once I add clothes. My goals were to show the form and have nice shape design. Any feedback is greatly appreciated!

How to find eye level in photo ref??

Hello, I have been hitting a bit of a brick wall when it comes to drawing. I feel as if I’m ignorant to a lot of the basic errors in my work and would like some honest opinions of what I’ve made. Thank you all

Heya, Recently I started with drawing gesture and I was wondering if anyone could give me feedback on what I made so far. The images attached to this post are the first gesture drawings I've drawn, but before I was going to continue, I wanted to make sure I wasn't learning the wrong way without noticing. I'm aware that some of these drawings aren't the same as the reference, but that's because I wanted to keep applying exaggeration.

Hey guys Would really appreciate it if I could get some feedback on these. I think I've managed to stay away from detailing and tried to get the energy of the poses but if you can see something I would love to know Thanks in advance

Hello, This is a sketch for a "draw this again" project, based on an illustration I did a couple of years back. The old illustration had similar, but badly excecuted perspective. This time I would like to nail the perspective and right proportions correctly before I start colouring. He will stand on a beach, but is this the right horizon from this angle? This half-dragon character is 6,5 feet tall and very skinny. He looks a bit on the short side still, I think. Critique on perspective and proporions is welcome, and any other thoughts too. Thank you very much!

Hi. I would appreciate guidance on what is essential for me to improve. Should I now focus on shading or still focus on the basics? Thank you

Hi everyone, i am new to the community. I am a young artist of 19 years old who will start the art academy this November. I am still not an expert in drawing figures and anatomy, so i would like to get a small Critique to improve my quick sketching. Here is my figure drawing. It's not perfect but I've tried. Please if you have advices write them in the comments 💙 @Liandro

Hi ! For the last two weeks, I've been practicing my gestures after going through the Gesture chapter of the Figure Drawing Course. I'd appreciate it if anyone could throw their two-cents in on what I should focus on/what I'm lacking. (every gesture has either "1" or "2" written beside it, for ease of identification between 1 min. and 2 min. poses) Aside from Proko, I watched and drew along with NMA's free instructor sessions on YT (mainly Steve Houston's, that guy is amazing) and have gone through the first chapters of Michael Hampton's figure drawing book. I've already started my Bean exercises along with daily Figure Drawing! Though I feel like I still struggle sometimes with gesture. It may take months or even years though. I need to be patient about it. Thank you in advance ! (and sorry if there are any spelling mistakes, I'm Venezuelan.)

I'm just finished wathing video on YouTube Links: (https://youtu.be/5Sbcw8jjkkU) Where it talk about making goals and in the end what art field you deciding to enter, i want to have job as an artist but But the problems is, i don't know what type of job i'm gonna do, So i think The question i'm gonna ask is Q.how do you guys decide on art career Q.if decided, how to enter? Ok, thanks for reading

Hi! i've been doing mannequinization practices and i think they turned out okay, but i'd like to know if maybe i'm doing something wrong or how could improve. So if someone could give me some advice, i would really appreciate it.

I was pretty satisfied with the result. But since there is always something to improve (at least in my works) I wanted to ask what you think about this Portrait.

I'm an absolute beginner. 'Don't even know how to hold a pencil' type. Seasoned pros, what do you suggest I start with and if that is available on Proko, please link to it. Any suggestions are appreciated with a virtual hug <3 Thanks

If anyone would like some references for drawing the simplified head here are some images of this simplified head sculpture that I did for the Portrait Sculpting course here on Proko. There's a video with more references from different angles and different lighting on my YT channel here https://youtu.be/nWFJ2HxVMBA Enjoy!

Even though I haven’t had the time to watch the video for it yet, I’ve done the pelvis and ribcage lessons so I decided to practice the anato-bean any feedback would be great!!

Hello!! last week i started to draw again and i did 30-40 seconds gestures and i would apprecciate if anyone could give me some advice to know how i could improve.

Hi all, I envision 3 rectangular recess into the wall and having these 3 statues in it but am worried the perspective might not be accurate