Hi @Zach Dunbar, nice job! You're really close! - I did a paintover, with the main change being the placement of the bottom of the scapula. Placing the scapula is tricky in the beginning, but as you learn the shoulder muscles you'll have many more clues to the placement. The teres major for example originates at the bottom of the blade. Hope this helps :) PS I attached an image with a mass conception of the scapula that I'm really happy with. Just wanted to share it in case it could help you with drawing the scapula from imagination.

ended up redoing some of these after watching the video. Any feedback is appreciated.

I had to draw it 3 times before I got a decent image

Hi @Zach Dunbar, Nice job! - I noted the parallell lines were diverging instead of converging to a common point. Keep an eye out for that! - I would make the arm slightly thicker - I think the acromion process is angled too much. But don´t worry. You´ll learn about the bones in future lessons ;) I hope this helps :)

Hi @Zach Dunbar, Great job! I think the arm should be a little longer in the abducted position. I can be helpful to indicate ellipses around the orbit point, to find the placement. I hope this helps :)

Hey Zach. Great job! Keep in mind the joints between the phalanges and metacarpals are ellipsoids. Here's a quick video to help you out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ul7P4isXXWE

Looks good. The only thing I notice is the perspective looks a bit off between the wrist and forearm bones.

Looks very good to me but the joint is wider on the left and the bottom form does not completely wrap around the joint. Please give feed back on my drawing as well thanks.