I participated in this challenge for the fun and to hopefully inspire some people. As a professional artist, I don't think it would be fair to except any prizes that I think should go to some beginners. I enjoyed seeing everyone's posts, they all did really well. Congrats to all the winners :)

I looked at your drawings using the Reilly abstraction, and the biggest issue I see is that you are being very sloppy on how you apply it. It works when you use it properly to keep the features symmetrical. If you want to see how you can use it properly, even if the face isn't symmetrical, watch videos from here: https://www.youtube.com/@CourtJones/featured Court Jones shows how he uses it even with caricatures.

hey guys, i feel a little sad that this challenge is over, was fun to see all of your works and to realize that behind every masterpiece there is alot of hard work and junk drawings :)). For me personally it came in the right moment, i recently gave up my initial ocupation as a dental tehnician and I am dedicating my time to improve my skills. After doing this daily task i realised how much more i can visualize the human figure in my head even if my drawing skills didnt get any better (12 days is to short for that :)) ). I will integrate this daily timed studies in my habit. Thanks Proko team and the Proko community ! Here are some comic poses, 10 min each.

Last one woohoo!! Tried to draw comic style muscles for the first time.

here hoping for a win was fun anyhow :)

Had fun experimenting!

Experiment ,3x10 minute

5 minutes Sketch

couldn't stop myself, went into a 45 -50 min drawing