Figure Drawing Fundamentals

Maybe work ok loosening up and drawing less with your fingers/wrist so you can have more flowing strokes

These are not bad at all, for what is, I imagine, some of your first gesture tryouts? I'd recommend doing about 20-30 per day for a week and you'll see huge improvement. Also, what I did in the first week, was watch/listen at least once per day (as I was drawing) the "How to gesture" (lesson one from the course). If you want to explore excercies just for the lines, I'd suggest you check out "DrawABox" where the first lessons are focused on line quality and how to get longer, sweeping lines. I'd love to see more of your gestures as you progress, keep it up!

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Try to loosen up a little I think your drawings are bit stiff

Hi everybody, How many gesture exercices do i have to do per day? thx

I don't have anatomy knowledge but I am still able to draw figure.

no you dont, i started with figure drawing and then anatomy, please watch [How to Approach Figure Drawing (A Guide for Taking Proko Courses)] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VFB7deiL-3s

Just adding a few more gestures!

Try to commit on lines

These all look like contour drawings. Are they digital or physically rendered on paper?

The great thing about finishing the courses is that you can always do them again. I regularly go back to the basics whenever I feel stuck.

Congratulations on finishing the course, that’s a great accomplishment! Great work! My favorite is the first drawing, I love the rhythm of it, very gestural and beautiful!

You are still drawing pure contour

I like that last attempt. Sometimes, like Bob Ross' happy trees, we make a few marks that are better than we think possible. In this case, what you did with the twist and the rump were good. My advice is practice a lot. Download a tool like Quick Poses and then set the timer for 60 seconds. Draw as many poses as you can in an hour. With deliberate practice, you will see marked improvement.

Pretty good job, I can see you have struggled with placing the boxes for the ribcage and pelvis, mainly with their axes, try to remember how the two masses have an opposing tilt to each other. This means that in the front view you will se bottom plane of the ribcage box, and the top plane of the pelvis box and the opposite is true for the back view! In your fourth page, you nailed the tilt of the pelvis but lost the opportunity to showcase the perspectives of the ribcage! Look at the shoulders, by showing the top plane of the box you would have been much clearer with the perspective. Try using cylinders to showcase the perspective of a pose alongside boxes, it will help you understand whether a form is receding or coming towards you more easily

Hello! These are some good attempts, only I will advice you to remove the lines inside as they take away the attention. Put lines on the places where the bones and the muscles are the most visible in order to give more volume and make it more believable. I hope that this helps!