ahh ok just wondering

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Hi Adam, those are some very nice studies so well done friend. In terms of what I've learnt, I'll start by saying that my first Bridgman study attempts were very bad. I didn't have good knowledge in anatomy and structural volumes, and I was just copying without understanding why he deconstructed the anatomy like that. But now that my knowledge in anatomy has increased, revisiting Bridgman is like seeing his work with new eyes. So I think one should study anatomy alongside with Bridgman, and not Bridgman by itself.

Thanks friend :D

Hi Xander. I think you did great! However for your first image the thumb bones look kind of small, and on your third image the pointer finger looks very thick. Keep up the good work though.

I think you did a nice job. For your last image, the legs for the bottom drawings look differently size, which can disrupt the gesture. So keep proportions in mind for next time. Good luck with your studies!

I really like the first two robo beans you did as the connection between the two boxes have nice smooth gesture. Some of the connections for your other beans are too abrupt so maybe keep that in mind for next time. Keep up the good work though.

Proko has a youtube video doing a hamstring tracing. I wonder if you've seen it. It was very helpful to me. However for your first image where it says sartorius, that's more likely the adductor magnus. Same with the last image. I cant provide any other feedback as this area is difficult for me too haha :D

Hi Sarvesh. Remember that the clavicles are located above the first rib on the rib cage. See attached image. On your first and last drawings, the rib cage hole and clavicles look oddly placed. Good luck!

The Radius bone at the wrist end can be simplified to a rectangular box shape. This will help you see the wrist in perspective easier. However I think the bigger issue is your line work (scratchy and wobbly lines). It makes it hard to read some areas. I think there are Proko videos on line quality. I do like how you simplified the humerus end into a cylinder though. Keep up the good work!

Wow it really looks like a traditional painting. The warm and cool sides are very nice :D

Good stuff here. I think you lost some of the gesture in the drawing of the woman though (at the hip area), keep up the good work though

The hip area will be easier when you get to the next lesson about the bean. Your leg lengths doesnt have to be perfect, its the gesture and body language that's more important. It looks like you're getting the hang of gesture drawing though. However your lines look scratchy. Try not to draw from the wrist, and use more of elbow and shoulder movements to draw. Also try drawing a bit larger, so its easier to make smooth lines. Hope this helps

Im noticing some wobbly and scratchy lines so maybe loosen up your grip or try the overhand grip. Or try to hold your wrist still when making lines, and moving mostly the elbow or shoulder. Good luck with your studies

Good effort though. you're right, it's a really difficult gesture to capture. Here's my attempt. For me I wasnt sure wich way to curve the back, and the leg in the air has an awkward feet position to me. What was the main troubling area for you?

Watch out for scratchy lines. Good job on bending the beans though!

Hi Marco, do you want critique since your post says "Asked for help"?