Looks good to me! You might be able to break this down into even more indicative shapes though. I feel like that nose / muzzle is pointed at me like a triangle. Finding the right shape language will really help "sell" the drawing. Nice work!

Really nice line quality in this, great work. You have the right idea. I would recommend simplifying just a bit more in your analysis phase. You want your shapes to hold up on their own, so think of it like you're layering cut pieces of construction paper to create the final image. Find a place to start that makes the most sense. In this case I would either start with the neck, which can be represented by a rectangely shape, or the cranium, which could be represented by a circley shape. Those two shapes will "host" the rest of the shapes. Simplify as much as possible without losing too much information. For example, that lump on the side of the giraffe's neck could stay or go and not really change much, so we could leave it out for now and add it back in later on in the drawing if we were to take it to finish. Once you have those basic shapes in place, you can add complexity to those shapes. I hope that helps!

I love all of your animal drawings so much it was difficult to pick a favorite. I think it’s the goat… These are all so great and fun. Try pushing some of the round shapes towards a lemon slice sort or shape. I drew over the flamingo to show you what I mean- This lemon shape could come in handy later on.

Very nice! One suggestion I would have, is don't be afraid to lightly draw through the whole shape. For example on the rooster's head. One of the benefits of using shapes to help build out drawings is that we break free of thinking about outline, and start thinking about the mass of the form. Using this technique will let you take even the most complex subject and take it to any level of finish you like! Keep up the good work.