Challenging myself to use fewer lines, and also line weight variation to achieve the gesture. For number two, I would really like to be able to describe the engagement of core muscles in this pose. Anyone have good ideas of how to do so in a gesture ? (I started this course I few months ago, got a bit lost in the later stages; had to go outside a bit for inspiration/teaching, and now feel ready to reboot. When it comes to gesture I found Michael Hampton’s explanations, as well as Mike Matessi’s interviews by Proko to be really useful.)

Rad dude! Good job!

Black and white digital painting of the actress who plays Moiraine Damodred in the Amazon TV series The Wheel of Time. I hope you like it!

I struggle a bit to find the right proportions and ankles of the plans of the eyes, and I am not sure if I put enough darkness in my shadows 😅 maybe I just have to Measure some more, do any of you guys have some feedback for me, i’m really enjoying the course and the learning a lot😊

Chuck Jones. I don't think it would get any more fun than that

Man I bought some very nice gouache 2 years ago and I've never used it. I have got to get it out, this medium looks amazing.

Balance exercise and my attempt at creating unbalance in the potential follow through action of a pose.

Where do you guys get reference images for portraits?

Not perfect, but feeling comfortable enough with the process to move on. Feedback (either +/-) is welcome.

Still not great at these, but they get better.

Hi everyone, I am new here. Very excited to start my education on how to draw a portrait. I have practiced drawing some loomis heads, evident via the attachment. I would appreciate any feedback about how I can improve. I generally struggle to get angles correct. Especially in the more extreme head position. Please forgive any silly markings on the heads. Signs of my frustration haha. Looking forward to hearing from you. Thanks!

I want to portrait paint, in oil.