i think ive spent 1h 30- 2 h on this. i dont know what i did wrong on the head (i mean why is mine so small), because i did the same measuring as stan did. pls help me :(

the order is a bit messy. II think my first attempts contain too many floating shapes. What do you think? Is there anything I missed else?

1. The first 3 sketches are from Eliza Ivanova. If i had to describe how she uses lines it would be like: squished parts: dark and thick lines, streched parts: thin and less dark. 2. the next 3 sketches are from Glen Keane. I think he uses lineweight for importance of the subject, depth and form, literal weight (weight of wet hair) and for the pose of a character. 3. the last sketch origins from Jeff Watts. Its tricky to tell how he uses lines, because shading is a bigger element in his drawings imo. But i think he uses them to show weight of the subject and importance. There is also a big variety of value in his lines. pls correct me if im wrong or add something. That was a harder project for me honestly.

Hello Ya’ll, the first one is a the lighting method, the second one is more intuitive/focusing on the focal point. Can i improve/fix something?

my paper indended with an hb :/, maybe try 2b next time

the school sheets finally have a use!

i made that funny monkey and a little octopus

the order here is a bit messed up: i did the penguin, then the arm and then the vr girl. Its hard not to get lost in the details. And with these sketches i figured, that i like to sketch with the blue pencil:). Is there anything i can improve?

i tried it and tried to focus on not doing unintentional strokes. Is there maybe something really off about them?

really glad i made a second approach