Hey, @Dennis Yeary! This is a very broad question, and there are so many ways in which it could be answered. It mostly depends on exactly what skills you would like to improve. For example, assuming you want to improve your basic skills on figure drawing, the first thing I’d recommend would be to take Figure Drawing Fundamentals - this course alone should give you a lot to practice already. It’s helpful to not just watch the videos, but really take enough time to do the assignments, take notes and review things as necessary, practice at your own pace and also get feedback from the community here. As you move through the lessons, depending on which difficulties you might face when doing the assignments, you could find it useful to also complement your studies with more specific exercises involving line, form, perspective or observation. But nothing is mandatory, and what exercises exactly and how they should be done might depend on many variables, such as your personal goals and preferences or the materials and resources you might have at your disposal. This is kind of a broad, generic reply though. I see in your profile that you’ve already started the Figure course, so maybe this example I gave is something you’ve already done or are currently doing? Please feel free to let me know in case you have any specific needs or other questions you’d like me comment on. Overall, through time, study and practice you may also gradually hone your senses to observe yourself and learn to figure out which exercises are really helpful to you and which are not in each different moment of your art journey. Hope this helps somehow!