Now THATS some real exercise!

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These look really good! I like that you try to put those figure drawings into some kind of composition, I also do that cause I got a little bit bored by normal figrue drawings. The legs however seem a bit too short.

Beautiful work! The only thing I notice is that her left hand looks a bit too much like a ball to me. Hands are also my biggest weakness.

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I like how you present your work. But in picture number 2 her right leg seems to be much more tiny than her left leg, the proportion seems a bit off.

These are awesome!

My guess would be that you draw legs a bit too long sometimes. Two months ago I always made them too short, at the beginning its kinda hard to get proportions right. Otherwise great work.

Hey there! A way for you to see improvement would be to do more Gesture drawings for a few weeks without concentrating too much on anatomy. Then slowly go into figure drawing with right proportions and then combine those skills to get more dynamic figure drawings.

Great work! The only two things I notice: The hair is a bit distracting, the line of the arm that goes through it. And the shading on the upper leg is just a bit too brutal, looks a bit like a pit in the leg.

I like the raw shading, not everything has to be clean. Good hatching too. Maybe use more dynamic poses, the one one the left looks a bit stiff. There are standing poses with much more movement in gesture. But I dont know, it could also be a good exercise to use stiff poses and give them movement with hatching and so on

Its ok to play around with lines at the beginning until you figured it out, but I would advice you to make soft lines when looking for the form and then practice cleaner lines for the final strokes.