Hey there, artists! I worked on some mannequins this week and I thought I'd share! For clarity, #1 is from way back when I thought this exercise was gonna be about gesture. Then on #2 you can see things started to change, and then it was just mannequin (attempts) from #3 onwards. My mannequins are pretty simple for now, but at least I've managed to convey a real sense of movement and depth, or so I believe. :D What do you think? If you could offer some critiques or guidelines for improvement, I'd be very helpful!

Hello, is there anyone who would like to give some feedback? About number 4, when I look at the drawing I feel that the posture it is facing towards me. I am not sure how to fix that.

This week I spend time drawing inside behind the computer but also outside. I have to say it was a really nice learning for experience. When you draw people walking, picking something up or sitting on a bench you realise how many movements / positions people can take. It also helped with not overthinking. So I am glad I started. Below I have added yesterday's sketches wile drawing outside. Feedback is welcome.

Second part, please comment and critique. Thanks Martin

@vandortstudio These are 30 second scetches. I found 30 second is challenging, I was hardly able to finish the drawing. Feedback from other people is also welcome.

@vandortstudio Check it out. It turned out alot better with ghosting. I used a lot les lines which makes it less sloppy. It also saves time I think. You take the the time to ghost but you also spend les time drawing lines. I do have to say for leaning purpose I copied the lines Stan draws.

This is the progress of day 3 following the course. I drew this without whatching Stans drawing. I've noticed there are alot of spaghetti arms and legs. I will work on that tomorrow. Other feedback is more then welcome.

Hello! This is my first time doing gesture drawings. The reference pictures are from lineofaction.com. These are 2 minute gesture drawings made after doing 50 or so. I want to make sure I'm on the right track. I'm finding myself run out of time before the 2 minutes are up. I'm using a chalk pen on clip studio paint. Do you prefer learning with pressure sensitivity or not? Do you work traditionally or digitally? Thanks!