Hi Kaitei, these are really nice! It's really impressive how much to get down and clean it is. These are just some suggestions: Since it's short warm ups, you want to get your brain/eyes to look for thinks like tilt of the shoulder and pelvis (maybe ribcage too depending on the pose) and gesture of the torso>limbs. So that you're sorta automatically looking for those things when you get to the main body of your session. Also, I find that seeing various examples of expressive gesture, while also applying how Stan describes gesture/flow, can be helpful in understanding the effective ways gesture works. Diego Lucia has nice simplified figures https://www.instagram.com/p/CITB_hBDwc9/ This person Richard Powell really strips it down https://www.instagram.com/p/COg-hWpjCfX/ In terms of proportion, it's really something that people get a lot better at with experience, so don't be to concern about it too much at this point. The best thing do get better at this point is: after you've drawn some figures, go back and look at them, and determine and note what proportions are off, draw a little attempt to amend those proportions next to it. I don't know where you're up to, in the course, but Stan will touch on his method and tips to figure proportion out But yeah, these look good. It's great seeing all the work. Good Luck, Peace out.