I've been on a terrible slum recently, decided to come back to some older study material. How did I do? A4 printer paper and a caran d'ache technalo B. The model is from Satine's Female back anatomy pack.

Completely slept on this one. I wanted to do all of the thumbnails but it flew right by me. Here's the only one that I managed, it's rushed but I think it came out ok.

Here's my attempt: I used a B and 3B Caran d'ache Technalo for the top scale and a range of 2B, 3B, 5B, 6B and 7B Caran d'ache Grafwood for the bottom scale. Paper is some low grade printer paper. I feel like the top one came out all right as using just 2 pencils feels a bit easyer to me, but the bottom started getting weird around the 6b transitions. The 6b pencil felt a bit more "grainy" than the 5b and it was a bit hard to judge if I was doing too much or too little at a glance. Meanwhile the 7b was quite comfortable as its only language is dark. Please tell me if there's something that I can improve so I can get on with doing that.

And we're back! I'm quite happy with how this turned out though I'll admit I got a bit lazy with the last one.

Thank you Brent for your time once again. I ended up not getting a critique for my heads sadly but I'm working on improving my circular forms as per your recommendations.

First and second situation were quite difficult but I enjoyed the challenge.

My stuff's a bit messy but I think I got it.

Been feeling lazy since Thursday and really wasn't feeling practice but at least I managed to finish this module. I will however most likely do these again tomorrow.

I always get the urge to add things to the neck area, thinking it's a bit too empty otherwise.

Here's mine.