From memory, different angle (top view), and my own generic proportions. i worked on foreshortening more than what felt right since i often don’t foreshorten enough. some errors here and there: the torso should be more tilted and create a small crunch on the guy’s left side where his prayer hand is. his lifted foot should be way more downward pointing like a dancer’s. i put the thumb on wrong side of his prayer hand, definitely struggled on that hand. the wooden log should be tilted downward which would have occurred if I tilted the torso correctly in the first place. overally, not too shabby of an an attempt in my opinion.

Hey, I understand the frustration. I often lose motivation even while having clear instructions. Despite having sacrificed a lot to be able to draw and to practice. I guess we're human..

The vertical proportions seem fine, you should focus more on the horizontal proportions: Shoulder width should be 2 heads in 7 and a half figure plate of loomis. In second image the torso looks thicker than normal too, the head a bit smaller. But overly good. I suggest you also do the practice with the mannequin as well so you know where each shape starts and ends (plate attached from the famous artists course - my figure drawing instructor made me draw it until I could do it from memory in no more than 30 minutes)

My attempt at learning loomis method for the sixth time. I’m still struggling with looking upwards with a tilt angle. Have used my own face.

Good. Keep it up. As for critiques, notice that you tend to make the head too small. Maybe it'll get better as you practice figure structure (mannequinization etc..)

I created this to practice different views. I found one online (the line art one) and started using it but I don't think it's correct. Let me know if you can think of a way to improve it.

I boldly went to level 2 to catch up with the assignment, took a few attempts to get cleaner lines, yep more practise is always good :)

1 minute Gesture 7 & 8. 2 minute Gesture 1

thank you so much stan 🌹