week 66: Continued with the 30 day head drawing challenge, and daily gesture drawings. For fun I drew this business frog from imagination. @Liandro what do you think of the frog? How can I improve it?

week 65: Continued with the 30 day head drawing challenge, I also included some gesture drawing this week.

Week 64: some technical difficulties that prevent me from posting images on my side. But I've continued the 30 day head drawing challenge from Marc Brunet each day. I'll try later to post something.

Week 63: Started the 30 day head drawing challenge from Marc Brunet. + Value composition studies for the drawing fundamental course. Small daily work! For fun some copies of cartoon characters

Level 1, second photo. More fun with markers. Are these too rough?

Fun with markers! Level one, the first photo. I'm not sure if these thumbnails are too "rough" though.

Week 62: Finished Marc Brunet's 30 day challenge, also did some gesture drawings. A new lesson in Proko's drawing fundamentals course was released, so I started with that assignment as well. :)

week 61: I did the same thing every day this week: -Some warmups -1 Notan Study -5 Gesture drawings (1 minute or 2 minute per gesture) -1 Assignment from the 30 days challenge -1 quick sketch of a cartoon character as fun/ cooling down :)

That value tool looks awesome. The gesture drawing /timer tool and the skelly app are also great. All of those should be featured much more prominently on the website. I bet half the people using the site don't even know about them and to me they are real USPs for proko.com. Super useful. (https://www.proko.com/timer for those who are unaware. Lets you select any reference pack you purchased on proko.com, define how many pictures from which packages you want to use for a session and how long each image shall be shown before switching to the next. Makes it super easy to create a gesture drawing session.)

Week 60: Continued with the value notan studies. Also did some longer gesture drawings and I've started the 30 day drawing challenge by Marc Brunet https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5AV42mgAe0&t=340s For fun some masterstudies. I think I did a lot of work this week!