Stan said it is OK for all of your lines to be wrong when you're starting out - so please admire all of my wrong lines.

A few I did. I still feel like my lines are a bit messy. I have a bad habit of drawing a line faster than I can think its really difficult for me to slow down I don't know why!! I also feel like I rushed these on top of that lol

This was A LOT of drawing. The grip is unfamiliar to me so it was a real challenge! It’s hard not to draw contours but rather the form and overall movement, still struggling

Ever since I started sketching figures, I’ve been feeling really stressed about it. I honestly didn’t even want to finish the Rhythms lessons. I think it’s because I don’t know enough about human anatomy and proportions, and my figures end up looking funny. Then I bought the Figure Drawing Fundamentals course, and again, it started right away with gesture drawing. Now I’m feeling pretty confused about what I should focus on first: learning the basics of human anatomy or continuing to draw gestures.

Using a grip I’ve never used before and trying to control the pen to draw what I imagine on paper is really hard. I definitely need to train more in this area. level 1:

Drew the below while following along the demonstration.

GREAT NEWS ! If just like me you are not from USA and wondered where to find this "newspaper" paper on which Stan's pencil seems to slide so fluently, I've just discovered that paper for paperboard is just like that and is so cheap !

Unfortunately it took me a long time to get through the second set. However, for the first 5-6 figures I was pretty frustrated, but by the end after watching the demo, I feel like I have become a bit better at this!:) Tried various pencils with this.

A fantastic exercise for practicing what I am learning while seeking to expand my skill little by little. As always, a work in progress...and, fun.

I had a fun time drawing those, but I still need to work on my lines; they are still quite messy.

A few more. I am starting to get faster!

That part in confidence is very important. Unlike with lines I feel I lack confidence in my drawing as a whole, believing it’s incorrect and tweaking it instead of following through. Thanks that really made me think. 🤔

Did a few more poses after watching the demo. I tried to be more "loose" and "going with the flow of energy" – it's hard to keep my lines clean and not "fuzzy." Happy that my output is getting faster – even if there is not much improvement in the drawings themselves. It took me forever to go through the original 24 poses (including a mental breakdown), but I managed to do all these 10ish poses in 2 days. The project itself wasn't the first time I attempted figure drawing. I went back to one of my old sketchbooks and found the first figure drawings I did. I am happy to see the improvement from those to now. Still – there is much to be learned.

Second attempt:-)

Oh man, I was scared for this one. Very first time drawing people. Or rythms, sorry. It’s hard but fun! Having to do a lot of them for practice, but I’ll go to perspective first 😵‍💫

Hey there! Another fay another 6 rhythm poses, this time with the additional knowledge of the demo. The drawings still seem very static and I also find myself quite often being inconfident in putting down the line, it was fun nevertheless and I'll be practicing more into the future. :^) Criticisms are very much appreciated!

Here are my attempts after watching the demo. The numbers refer to the images that are numbered. I am still struggling with this, I feel like I am kind of following the contour and not the flow. I am watching the critique video and hopefully will make improvements after. Will continue to do these.

I feel like I got more flow and connections in these but my proportions are still off

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Another attempt I tired, and reviewed the demo video alot