Yeah, I agree :) Nice job! You seem to have a good grasp of the bean!   I tried to look for things that could help:   TWIST You seem to be getting the overlaps the wrong way. The overlaps should follow the gesture of the centerline.   LINE QUALITY Most of your beans are nice and clean, but in some instances you seem to have multiple dark lines trying to indicate a single line. I looked through some of your other submissions and they have a similar issue.  Going through the figure drawing course is a great opportunity to practice your linework. If you want to improve your line quality I would recommend the following:   1. Watch this video and pick up the exercises https://www.proko.com/course-lesson/how-to-hold-and-control-your-pencil/assignments 2. Revisit the 30 second gesture quicksketch exercise using what you´ve learned from the video above. Try to use as few lines (CSI) as possible ( In the gesture critique video @Marshall Vandruff recommends 5 lines (+ head) if you want to challenge yourself). Make long fluid lines with your shoulder without erasing or going over a line twice. Don´t worry if things turn out wrong in a drawing, enjoy your mistakes and move on to the next pose. The goal is to develop a habit of clean line, accuracy will come after that. Gesture quicksketches takes little time and are in that sense forgiving, and fun :)     3. Post your gesture drawings for feedback   Linequality might feel intimidating, like a huge mountain you have to climb over before getting to draw what you want, but don 't worry, line quality is something you improve over time by doing the exercises in your warm-up routine, while continuing with the course. I hope this helps and good luck :)

Great gesture drawings, you can really read the pose and action well. The time limit I am also new to but I think it is good to use to become a bit more picky with what lines you put in since it can force you to draw longer flowing lines more.