Me watching in 2025 knowing the perspective course took ten more years.

I bought Marshall's 12 set course online. I choose to download the videos. First, he’s right. He is a stud, although even better with age. Secondly, I was going to give out a bit about the ultra light content of this course as value for price paid UNTIL I opened Marshall's first video. Excellent! Full-featured teaching about perspective and form. For everything too light, especially "The Bean" section, this more than makes up for it! Perhaps perspective in Figure Drawing isn’t such a relative topic but, the sheer value of knowing perspective from a classroom standard is worth A LOT, and is a blessing, which I would never have known about had it not been for this course. So, very happy.

this lesson will be the end of me

please I need some critiques on this, I wasn’t sure if to use cubes for the legs or cylinders. And on my previous posts thanks.:)

Hello, Would it be possible to get more than one example from the instructor?

Started with torso cubes and extended the body a bit.

My attempts at animals simplified in shapes!

please help to understand and practise this lesson better " Structure Basics".

My animal decomposition into simple shapes. Might have gone a bit too simple on the dormouse and too complex on the cat.

here is a bear that I drew, as one of the first structure drawings Ive done. I tried to build off of the gesture of that I drew. Any critique is welcome!

Some constructions after watching the critique video, I think I'm getting the hang of it but sometimes I struggle about knowing when to use a round shape or a box to simplify the forms and connecting them together in a cohesive way, any feedback is appreciated!

I scribbling along while watching, it's warmups I realized I miss doing. Relaxing.

Working on giving the animals some more structure. Should I make them more box shaped?

After watching this video

Here are my attempts on structure. The Shark was particularly difficult! Any feedback appreciated. Thanks in advance.

I'm really not sure about how I interpeted the photo's in some of these. Especially the wolf is meh, since I struggled seeing the space due to the fur. Some feedback would be nice!

I have a question: When simplifying anything, is there a 'correct' way to interpret the shapes found in the subject? Like for example, I might see a half-circle in the subject's head, but another person might interpret it as a cut-off box. Would both interpretations in that case be considered 'correct,' or would one of them be considered the appropriate shape to be put into the drawing? Thanks!

I have been enjoying drawing pictures. Thank Proko so much.