Glen Kean - I enjoyed that one, I think the girls I drew though always look a bit older than the originals, but it's fine haha. Torso of Sleeping Figure: Edward Burne-Jones 1833 - 1898 - I didn't enjoy that quite as much but the result is decent enough, some mistakes, the fabric was quite challenging. Aiguille Charmoz, Chamounix: John Ruskin1849 - This one was my favourite, I didn't do the whole painting though because it's quite big.

I did the first two & then in a very lazy manner I quickly did the one with imagining a different lighting. If you look at it from further away it looks fine 😆

I tried to set a time limit for myself with this one. 10min, the penguin was way below that, the comic character was I think at least twice as long because of all the details.

I chose an ermin for this exercise. The first sketches (in purple) I did copy the references, because I wanted to get a feeling for how to draw an ermin first. The second sketches (in blue) I drifted a bit into character design. For the final sketch, the first one I did was way messy, a lot of ‘searching lines’ & maybe hiding my mistakes like he said in the video. I cleaned it up in the 2nd attempt, but it was missing the features from my character design so i changed it a bit in the 3rd attempt.

Sorry I'm a bit late, I only just started. My first attempt was really quite bad, I didn't really understand the exercise right, plus I accidentally used more than five values 🙈 . 2nd one is after watching the video & it already turned out much better I think. Third one is of a different photo, and I already felt more comfortable with the exercise, plus I think this photo works really well for this exercise with its clear separation of light & shadow. 🌓