This section was much harder then I thought it would be. Sometimes I can see a bit of the front plane and it’s hard to incorporate that within the box itself. The landmarks help a bit but Proko wasn’t all that helpful in regards to the pelvic region of the box. I’m focusing for today on these 5 poses. The last poses were the most difficult( trying to be less tame and break out more) because how the rib cage seems as if it’s bending inward wen I know the rib age doesn’t change its overall shape at all(sometimes the rib age looks as if it’s farther down from the neck making the figure appear taller and that messes me up immensely) so I’m a bit frustrated with this one. Really hope for some tips to make it a bit easier for me and also critiques please.

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.

Hey all! Just wanted to share a recent figure drawing from my studies at Grand Central Atelier. Graphite on paper.

Do you think I could give the form/structure well? Any feedbacks are appreciated !

Hope this image is a good start of my drawing journey

Hello I know it’s been a while since I’ve been here. I took a trip with draw a box and it’s still ongoing but I drew these on the sides I decided to continue a bit with prokos fig.drawing course and I’ve moved on to landmarks. Gesture has been a bit easier for me though I have difficulty drawing men since they are much stiffer then women but it’s coming. Together. I’ve also been taking breaks more as not to be overwhelmed and it’s helped me to actually draw not practice but draw more and much longer. Since I’m still doing drawabox I won’t be able to post weekly however once February comes I’ll be back to posting weekly journeys. So here’s a couple of landmark studies. I’ve been practicing my basic shapes so I’ve been incorporating them into the figures to see how it would look if I was on the “mannequin” section. Hope for some feedback and thanks again

Hello! I’m on the animals lesson! These are some of my first drawings! I already know I need to work on my lines that wrap around my cylinders, it’s really hard to get them right though! This lesson is really difficult, but practice is required to get better! Feedback is appreciated. My proportions are quite off too, I apologize!

Wondered what people's thoughts are on daily sketchbooking. I've been drawing for a while and know I should be drawing in a sketchbook but I rarely do it. What kinds of things should go in? Random everyday objects? Figure studies if I'm trying to learn anatomy? When I do draw in a sketchbook, it may be kind of random things that pop in my head or something I came across online.

I am a beginner and I just signed up for this class because I want to improve my drawing

i havent been drawing for a good while now, but have been started again, just having some fun with it. so i have just been doing portraits and praciticing with the loomis head. would love some critics on this if i am doing anything wrong and what it is etc. i feel like the loomis head could of course use a lot of practice to get more precice with the measurements, but i really am strugeling wtih the eyes, nose and lips and how the hair should be drawn better. i dont feel like these look perfect but im pretty happy with this starting point looking forward starting to study drawing a bit again (probably buying proko's portrait course soon i think)

I am trying to go through the figure drawing course. Here are some my sketches. I would love to hear some critics.

My version. I am an absolute beginner. I did 2 portrait tutorial drawings. Nicolas et Morgan. the first one is a disaster. but I still post here. at least, this is my first portrait drawing.

I am a beginner and I have joined the class because I love drawing and want to learn to see like am artist.

I have been practicing facial features, and sketching portraits for the past month or so, today i took a crack at making the most polished portrait i can, how did i do?

The cartoon guys drawing table. In the intro video there’s a cartoon guy with a folding drawing table. Anyone have any idea where I can get one like that? It would come in really handy when I’m drawing and holding my baby. It’s not so easy to draw on the flat table with Connor climbing all over me. I just think something like that would be awesome! Thanks!

Here are some examples of mannequins I've been producing lately. I'm wondering if I'm ready to tackle the anatomy course on proko at this point since mannequins are the end of the figure drawing course?

2023/1/22. I swear! It’s a shell.

Hello everybody! Happy New Year! It's been a long time since I've posted anything here, because I've been busy with the animation course... Well... Today I come with a request for advice/help from you. I know this platform as the only place I can ask without getting bad judgment (as happens a lot on Twitter, Facebook, etc.). And what I wanted to talk about was drawing. More precisely about lineart. Drawings made with lineart are professional or not? I say this because I see many good artists in the games area who make incredible drawings without even using a lineart, examples are Yan Kyohara and Ray Lederer who are my inspirations, in addition to Proko himself. I've been trying to get back to drawing lately, but I feel like I'll never reach the level these artists are at. I'm always using lines and, as much as I more or less know the techniques of light and shadow, it never seems to work. My sister always says that her drawings don't look professional if you don't remove the lineart, and I ended up getting that in my head... So I wanted your help. I wanted an honest opinion. I really want to work in the games area and I want to know how to illustrate how these guys... Anyway... I hope I didn't leave the focus of the conversation too much and wrote a lot (ADHD interferes with my life too much). I'll leave the drawing I've been doing lately and two drawings by the artists I mentioned :'D

Heyo, For the past few months, I have spent quite some time learning about figure drawing and stuff about drawing overall. Eventually I decided to take a break from studying and practising and actually start drawing. However, whenever I pick up the pencil, I just kinda freeze. I start worrying if I know enough to make a decent drawing and my brain just breaks into chaos while trying to remember everything i've learned. I really dont know how to deal with this. During my time studying, i have been able to put some ideas down on paper. But drawing on my own somehow seems impossible. What should I do about this?