20 & 25 minute ink sketches. Didn't have access to the reference pack, but I really wanted to challenge myself with inking armor. I felt pressured to keep every armor piece clean and clear since I was using inks and because of that, my figures got way too stiff. But I'm still gonna consider it progress.

In trying to figure out the anatomy of each figure, I ended up losing the energy of the poses. Hoping I can get better at simplifying poses in shorter sessions.

Geometric shapes are my worst enemy.

Couldn't draw as much as I wanted to. Thought I'd try experimenting with micron pens and markers. It was incredibly frustrating not being able to erase my mistakes, but it also was relieving to just move on and get the messy lines out. Both are 20 minutes.

I don't have access to the daily ref packs but I still wanted to try practicing gestures. I think I'm still struggling with these because I'm trying so hard to keep the anatomy proportions intact instead of just following the movement.

3 minute expressions. Definitely want to go back and practice more with these.

Didn't draw as much. But I slowed down & tried to focus only on gesture and drapery. Folding fabric overwhelms me, but going at a slower pace helps me dissect each of the shapes.

25 min faces. I missed the mark and focused too much on details. Blocking shapes into simple forms is tough for me because I over think things in general. Ahhh

15 minute mermaids. This was super hard! I really need to brush up on blocking down anatomy on top of gesture.

I've gotten REALLY rusty with constructing hands. Started with 5 min. hands & worked my way up to 10 min. during work.