Shoes are cool:)

Not sure what I could have done about their hands and feet. But it was fun to try light weight on this guy.

I did this exercise with charcoal (first time using charcoal pencil), so I don't think it helped me but this is what I could do.

Tough assignment!

A bear and a… different kind of bear haha. the bear’s head and muzzle is in an extreme angle in the reference, I ended up rotating it a small bit. could have better described the cat’s body with a flat top plane but a bloated side plane - which would have allowed me to wrap some contour lines around it.

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Is this the right place for receiving critique of pear exercise?

Drawing along felt very helpful. The pacing was slow enough to keep up.

I have a question guys will Loomis method work on images like this, I think its a foreshortened image thats why standard ratios might not work. Please suggest.

Set out to do 100 Loomis Heads; got carried away. Tried different angles and models. My deficiencies are even more evident to me after drawing these: Proportional, angular, anatomical, observational, line quality, precision, neatness, consistency, etc. Lot's of room for improvement. I'd like to eventually capture a likeness. These are all smallish too. The sheets are 6"x9". I don't know. I will be re-watching the videos and practicing more. Hope everyone is doing well. Thank you.