Did the master studies on Glen Keane's work. I was confused about which part to study, eventually went for a complete study of his work. I think I didn't attempted the project correctly, as I continuously found myself making corrections for a specific line to be of the same weight as in the original work which led to unconfident lines. Varying line weight while making a confident line is still an issue for me to improve i think. Any advice would be highly welcomed.

Tried it with the charcoal penci for the first time, but eventually moved to graphite because the value it was getting was quite low. Idk, as I was not using that much hard charcoal lead, it was in between hard and soft. Anyways, had fun with it, and it also turned out pretty well, so yeah. Feel free to critique.

Attempted this using the overhand grip which made it much harder to put the correct line weight with confidence, as I am not used to this grip. Need to practice more using the overhand grip. Also for the still life I came back to try it with the tripod grip. Any advice is appreciated.

My approach on organizing line weight. First one is by hierarchy of importance and 2nd one is by light and shadow. Any critique is welcomed.

Tried on a Pangolin after watching the demo and critique. Looked for the main feature and the idea it was giving. I think I'm happy with the results. Would appreciate any help or advice given. Edit: spelling

Tried with the rats after watching the demo. It was not that hard as the shapes were kinda simple, and there really wasn't much complexity. Through the process, I was more confused on capturing the idea that it gave. To me, it felt more like neutral (or somewhat scared/curious) while exploring. Lastly, I came up with giving it my own idea of something like cartoony? idk, or a bit more like 'a working rat'. Anyways, had fun doing the project, especially after watching the demo, it gave me clear idea on what and how to go for the research or exploration. Any critiques are welcomed.

My attempts on the project. All are post demo work. Also tried to do it with a red pencil and found out that it also works for me :) Being lose and confident with the lines felt much easier, and using a different coloured pencil helped in keeping that mindset to not be strict and perfect. If I did any mistakes, please let me know down. Critiques are welcomed.

Tried to draw the lion from imagination (last image). It looks kinda goofy because I was trying to make it as realistic as possible. Also, haven't studied that much of human anatomy so the hands look a bit off. Anyways had fun with the project, it sure was challenging. If any critique/advice is there, please let me know below. Peace.

Maintaining good line quality with the initial sketch lines was hard. As my brain was thinking of going loose and I have to constantly think about to not get those "lost lines". Besides, it was quite fun. Any advice/critique is welcomed.

Tried Simplifying on different references, mainly animals. Any critique is welcomed.