This came just in time as I was struggling with some hands! Gotta conquer these beasts somehow

I know I'm late for the critique video but wanted to post anyway. This was fun. The imagination poses were harder because I just had no idea what to make them do

Was not expecting a motorcycle turned weird centaur man but it works!! I'll try to incorporate this in my studies. I like how you drew two different views at the same time to really reinforce what you were learning

I made a shortie and an average person to see if it would still make sense. So height is all in the legs and the torso stays the same? How short do you have to be to start taking out from the torso (like when drawing dwarves/halflings)

I really liked the bit about just cutting the line at the bottom to make it 7.5 heads tall. I've always been so confused making shorter people because I don't know how to divide the proportions! Do you just keep chopping off the legs? When do you adjust the torso proportions so it doesn't look odd and how can you do it so you end up with a 6 head figure rather than a tiny 8 head figure? Should I try it for the critique video or stick to more conventional proportions? Also really loved the comparison to the horse! I also love drawing animals so it was super interesting! Would love more tidbits like that further in the course.

I'm so excited for this course! I really liked the merging of the different archetypes. I also need those book recs for body language. Just the hand box mentioned blew my mind. I'm sure there's other secrets I'm missing out on.

Had a lot of fun with this assignment! I just scrolled down and used reference photos that I liked.

This was such a cool talk! Thanks for introducing me to Phil cause his work is amazing and definitely some of what I want to do!! It's cool to see it all out there! I bought this course as soon as it came out but I've been too nervous to start it but these lectures are super fun and im excited to learn more!

Super cool episode! Can't wait for the next one! Your lighting examples were so pretty and clear! I have to go back to your lighting lesson so I can try them out. Do you have any tips on recognizing the lens size from reference pictures?

Where did you get this asaro head? It'd be neat to have a similar or smaller one (proko skull size) for reference