I have done some blobs and after that I try a dynamic pose. Since I was there I decided to practice cross contours.

I made a few more. I've decided to do a bit of Level 2, but I'm having trouble with my proportions. Especially when it comes to placing the facial features. If you have any advice, it would be appreciated. Thank you!

What happens when an isometric box enters the world of perspective, surprised boxes staring in a circle! (It is difficult to arrange boxes in a shared direction...)

I have difficulty doing cubes when they overlap so I've try

I've done head #1-2 and 3 multiple times to be sure

This portrait was a real challenge. But in the end I was very satisfied when I placed my version over the original. I didn't quite get the shoulders and hair right but I'm very happy with the rest. For fun I did a second portrait to work on the shading a bit. Now I understand Proko when he says this portrait is not a beginner's face - I had a really hard time recognizing the different levels of shading...

I've drew this one yesterday and I think I capture some dynamism in this one.

I've done some simplifications from memory and reference. I've used the monkey from the live stream et moved on to my others simplifications I've previously done. My cat look a little bit like a dog but I like it. And I've drop a bean shape for bonus points 😂

Oh man, I was scared for this one. Very first time drawing people. Or rythms, sorry. It’s hard but fun! Having to do a lot of them for practice, but I’ll go to perspective first 😵‍💫

Since I love raccoons (as you can see from my previous sketches;-) I decided to stylise this animal as well. Playing with the different shapes was really fun and forces you to step out of the usual thinking...