Hi @Samuel Armstrong, you´re doing so well with these! I can´t find anything to critique! I´m sorry XD. If you´ve just started your drawing journey you might want to read this post https://www.proko.com/profile/vduncombe/activity (scroll down to the first post and look at my reply. Under the headline STRUGGLES). I started taking the figure drawing course 4 &1/2 years ago, and that post gives guidance in some of the struggles I faced along the way. Keep in mind that it´s written for that specific student and that it´s just advice based on my personal experience. But hopefully it could be of some help to you. Continue to play around with gesture quicksketches and enjoy the exercise! Pretty soon you´ll want to move on to the bean. I hope this helps :)

They're marvelous! It's a great start, and I really like the flows, the curves and all that. Gesture wise, they're perfect. So now, I will suggest you to pick several of them that you really like, and then turn them into longer session drawing. With longer session, you will have more time to incorporate some form, shadows, and a bit of details onto your work. This process will introduce you to how to turn those beautiful gesture, into an actual figure drawing.

30 second gesture poses from the video. I tried to focus on finding the core of the gesture, but I feel that I am focusing too much on the contours of the model. As well, I must say some of the took longer than 30 seconds ( sometimes up to minute or more just trying to tweak it and find better lines).