Hello! I fell out of things for a bit but I've been catching back up. Managed to do a small session of these. I get the idea, but my lines still always end up hairy and scratchy. I'm using my arm and making broad strokes, but I end up seeing the proportional errors and start trying to correct them and lose the flow. Any advice on how to keep the longer, flowy strokes going is very appreciated, especially when trying to add some detail back in or fix proportions. I wasn't focusing on that too hard, but some parts were so clearly off they jumped out at me.

Here's my go at the exercise! Tried with the Hierarchy of Importance to get the outline heavy and make things thicker toward the face on the inside for emphasis but never as thick as the outside.

I realize now my straights are barely visible oops. Also started skating on the light, medium, dark page before I started doing that instead and did more page skating on another page

I'm definitely glad to have more warmups! Would these work on digital as well? I find I'm much less steady on a digital surface as well, and don't want to feel too stuck relying on things like stabilizers. I'll be posting some exercises later once I'm out of the office as well hopefully!

Here's my attempt at the three images. I tried to keep in mind things like doing the light lay in first from the previous lessons. I tried to keep my strokes simple and with some flow, though I feel like it feathers off too much in some places.

Whoops I put this in the comments instead of here! But yes, did my best to just make big shapes of what I saw, with a little bit of trying to account for the bounce light. Was a bit scratchy though.