Sup, I have a hard time with trying to find the rhythms of the arms when I'm drawing. Could anyone help me on how to find the rhythms of that. Another problem I have is how to draw the neck on my figures without them looking awkward or weird. Also could someone help spot my proportional errors that I've over looked, Thanks.

I continue to do exercises from previous courses while pursuing new ones. So here are some new Line Master Studies drawings. It is a work of the great Charles Dana Gibson, A Widow An Her Friends and a drawing of Aaron Blaise (fabulous animal designer).

I create lines through the use of rhythmic movement. I did a lot but here are good ones to upload, these are mine.

I revisited this challenge before moving on, and went for the skull by Jeff Watts this time. I felt that this turned out better than my last attempt, and I think it was a good idea to choose a simpler subject to study.

Hmm. It was really hard to get it click. I am not sure, my brain just resists doing that on animals for uknown reason.

Here we go! I really struggled with the hippo but in the end I think he was the most successful. I'm now going to watch the critiques and go back and do the 5 or 10 extras. I've included my preliminary sketches and ideation in black. The finished pieces are the red ones.