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Yeah! Really Nice! Clean lines and a lot of movement! Keep on practicing these! CONNECT Whenever I get the chance I like to connect things into longer lines. Apart from yielding an elegant result, it makes me aware of the larger flows connecting the body parts. In Y088 for example, there is a flow going from one arm to the other, through the shoulders, in an s-curve. In this case I would at least have drawn the shoulders in a single line, to show this connection of flow. Drawing through like this also prevents discontinuity (Top 5 Drawing Mistakes ) EMPHASIZE THE RIGHT BUMPS & PRACTICE TIPS I think you would appreciate reading this critique https://www.proko.com/s/rjWb Hope this helps :) Keep up the good work!

Hey rak! I can see improvement for sure. Especially noticeable because you're doing less details and focusing on fewer lines. One thing you can do is simply copy Stan's drawings. They will guide you and hopefully you'll catch on to a few good habits. Mostly, I would say - try finding one or two strong lines that will give you an overall feel of the figure. A lot of your center lines stop at the crotch, and I think you can challenge yourself by going all out - one line from neck to toe! See ow it goes!

I think that u need to find the line of action first before you draw, imagine like you drive a car all over your body, or like the flow of river in your drawing. This video might help you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IyuCq6VWVeA&t=4s&ab_channel=Proko