First, well done with the assignment. It looks clear, you add the x-rays! Sometimes, the ellipses that are far from the viewer look a bit flat, but i can see generally good perspective. Some notes, if you are drawing the buckets to then be used for the pelvis constructions, later on. 1. You want the vertical cut of the edge to start at one third of the half. 2. The horizontal cut is tilted as well. As shown in the next videos. You should imagine an ellipse going from half of the height in the edge to a 2/3 of the height behind. Hopefully, the image attached show what i am trying to say! Keep it up!

Great job on these cylinders! And if you having a hard time drawing buckets/cylinders, you can try ghosting method when drawing these ellipses shapes, or draw the minor axis/center line, then draw the ellipse through that, which can helps in organizing the perspective you want. One tip too though not necessarily in your cylinder (since they are already ok), in drawing a 3d cylinders, their top ellipse shall be longer in length, but smaller in width compare to the bottom ellipse. Overall good job on these!

Great mileage! Just keep an eye on the curvature for both ends of the bucket, as unless you look at the bucket shape exactly at eye level, the tops and bottoms will look like ellipses. It helps to draw through the bucket, as if it were an X-ray or transparent, so you will see both sides. It also helps to use the 3D model to practice drawing this form. Keep at it! :)

These are superb.

Nice! These are wonderful. You did a great job simplifying the forms. I think the curve going around the back of the pelvis would be higher. Keep it up!

Very nice 👍

Hot Diggity Dog nice shading bro. The bucket legit looks like a 3D Blender model slapped right on the page

Do you really need drawing course? You draw amazing

Very cool. Good for you, doubling down on perspective. It will help you solve so many problems.