Wanted to draw a red panda sitting on top of a bookcase like a cat would. I liked the perspective and am happy with the line work but wish I could get the shading down better. Though shading is something we only covered with the fruit wanted to try it here cause red panda's anatomy is more blobish with very black sections on the limbs so figured I'd want to try out some shading.

Practice after finishing Drawing from Observation assignments, drawing is Yi from Nine Sols, a game I just started. My .5 mm pen is going out so the hatching got really messy, trying to get the most out of it here, instead of drying it out drawing 250 boxes for the DrawABox 250 box challenge.

Started with the Spider hand, really happy with how it turned out, but had a gap with other things going on. So 5 days later got to work on the Penguin and the VR girl. For the penguin I liked how it started out with the HB pen but felt I could have done more with the feet. For the VR I could have gone over with a HB or B2 to darken it but didn't want to remove or hide the loose lines. I felt the biggest problem for me was going from loose and fast lines which I felt are easy on the bigger parts of the image but getting into the finer details when does it stop being loose and fast and more trying to draw the finer details with accuracy which isn't the point of the assignment.

Paused the video and drew from reference the turtle, actually really happy with how it turned out. I started with a HB pencil, but for the final drawing I used .5mm pen.

Drawings of the snail, boot, and Skeleton, before watching the demo. The snail wasn't too bad, the shoes were tough getting through the laces. The Skeleton was fun, and while I felt confident with the face and the hat the neck and sternum were hard. I felt like I could have done alot more but I mostly put simple shapes to represent the disks of the spine.

Should have made them smaller so I could have fit more on the page. But here are mine.

My first attempt was not the best with Level 1 Pear 1, over relied on a HB pen to get my 4 zones of shading. The second images is after watching the overview and taking more care to use a wider range of different graphite pencils. I did notice in the overview too late that the hatching is done at the angle of rotation of the Pear, which does a good job showing depth. If I did this again I'd try to do my hatching more like that.