I will suggest you to improve your line quality and rhythm. So a fluid line soul does not appear. This video by Mike Mattesi will help you understand what I mean. Good luck David. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyuCq6VWVeA

Hi David! Yes I recommend reviewing drawing and figurative basics before jumping into anatomy. learn gesture to add rhythm, force, fluidity and remove the scratch-iness, hesitation, and stiffness of your lines. Drawing with "C" and "S" curves and using your shoulder and not your wrist to draw has helped me. Dont worry about light/shading until you've learned basic line quality, perspective and form (making 2d look 3d). Don't be cookin on all 4 burners at once just yet. You seem to be focused on the superficial symbolic shapes of the muscles and their minute details. Draw the larger picture and the whole body's gesture and figure before doing the details. We all want to draw super-hero bodies, but we need the patience and humility to draw the sometimes-boring fundamentals; I am guilty of this too, but godspeed!

Hi All, would appreciate any feedback for my example 11-19 submissions. Thanks for your time!