Hi @vivek12, nice studies. Especially the one in the top left corner; the proportions are good and most important of all, the feature lines are converging properly! I'll do my best to help you further: - In the bottom left drawing for example, note how the feature lines are spreading out, in stead of converging to the right. Since the face is rotated away from us slightly, the feature lines should converge to a common point (vanishing point) somewhere to the right, like a highway does: the sides of the road appear to converge at a vanishing point on the horizon. - One thing that made the top left drawing so succesful in proportion is that you started the construction with a correct circle, like Stan demonstrates it. In some of the drawings in the middle and bottom row, you seem to have gone right to drawing the contours, which led to more skewed proportions. YOUR POST FROM 6 MONTHS AGO "Help!, Point me in the right direction" I also like the proko website's opening image XD! If I may, I would suggest putting all your effort into the figure drawing fundamentals course. Whatever style of drawing you wish to pursue, the figure drawing course will you give you some of the most essential skills. That's where I started, and it gave me a solid foundation. Just follow the lessons in order and remember to submit for critique for each assignment. Getting feedback is crucial (I can tell from personal experience!) and you'll develop faster, as well as avoid pitfalls that you might fall into when you're on your own. Hope this helps :) Happy drawing!