Dear Andrew, first of all let me say, how happy I am that Proko has you as an instructor. I have several questions (I might be repeating queries of others, hoping to increase their chance for the answers :). What materials, tools and learning methods/sources, would you recommend for an absolute beginner? What would you recommend regarding materials, tools and learning sources for somebody who wants to learn to create small sized figurines? Do you have any experience with making molds? If so, what material(s) is suitable for making sculptures that are then used to make molds? Do you have any experience with using molds to create resin or porcelain sculptures? Do you have any experience with painting finished sculptures of polymer clay or resin or porcelain? Thank you :)

This is really good work, @Romana Vysanska! Overall, your robo-bean drawings look well-structured and cohesive. Also, your linework feels pretty confident. A few thoughts: . In 1, even with the foreshortening, I think the upper box of the robo-bean should be just a bit bigger. . In 2, the two boxes should closer together (for reference, the distance between ribcage and pelvis is only about the same as a person's hand width). Also, notice you changed the angle of the pose slightly - I don't think it's a problem, and even less if you did it consciously, just something to be noted. . 3 and 4 look good to me! . In 5 and 6, I'd say the upper box should be just a bit shorter. For reference, keep in mind that, in a neutral pose, the lower box's length should be about 3/4 of the upper box's. Hope this helps!