Definitely had to rely a little on the examples to get through these ones! Some of the poses hide so many useful landmarks... A couple extra poses that aren't necessarily foreshortened exactly, but just a marker of my progress outside of the examples in the video.

Liked how these turned out. Feel like I’m handling the connection between torso and pelvis a bit better.

And that's the last one.

I have fun.

More robo bean notes.

1.st attempt is observation only 2nd is watching stan do it 3rd is again only observation. I would really appreciate feedback on these as they are quite challenging.,,,, if u check mine i'll check yours TIA!!! :)

Last bunch of copying along with video!

this is my attempt at foreshortened robo bean. I would very much like some feedbacks or critiques.. thank you..

I went through this video and the previous one and tried to attempt the pose first and then I compared what Stan drew to what I drew and made notes and then drew over the model and made notes about that. Earlier, I had read that Stan exaggerates some of his poses but upon going through this process, I don't think he does very much. I think he comes up with very elegant solutions to the pose that make the pose look even more livelier than the model in a couple of cases. I learned a lot from this practice, mainly that I need to work on proportions and to really pay attention to where the landmarks are. Almost all of my errors came down to misunderstanding the landmarks and where the model is situated in relation to the eye of the camera (top planes and bottom planes gave me the most grief). I had much more luck with it when I started with the bean and kept in mind what Marshall Vandruff said about turning a circle into a cube in the critique video. Obviously my attempts are nowhere near as elegant as Stan's, but I feel like I did have some improvement to my last attempt at this just a couple of days ago!

Following along.

My foreshortened robo-beans.

I'm feeling like I'm getting a better grasp overall of what face of the rectangle that should be visible as we round down to the last assignment examples. There are some things that are off, as I mark up in magenta, but overall I'm happy with my progress and ability to see the robo bean. I do think some of the angles are slightly off and sometimes I have a tendency to make the chest shape more broad than it needs to be, but otherwise happy with my progress.

A lot better with this assignment...i feel like, going deep with all the examples before, has really helped

Robo Bean - foreshortening exercise

Robo Beeeaan!! Once you do enough, you start getting into the rhythm of things. The twists were the fun ones. Open to any helpful feedback

I drew alongside the lesson, could anyone give feedback? Thanks!

This course if my first time figure drawing, and i am taking my sweet time with it. open to any feedback on my robo bean before moving on