These are superb.

Nice! These are wonderful. You did a great job simplifying the forms. I think the curve going around the back of the pelvis would be higher. Keep it up!

Very nice 👍

Hot Diggity Dog nice shading bro. The bucket legit looks like a 3D Blender model slapped right on the page

Do you really need drawing course? You draw amazing

Very cool. Good for you, doubling down on perspective. It will help you solve so many problems.

I truly can’t work like that in a sketchbook - these are beautifully rendered drawings!

Hey, @Samuel Sanjaya, good job spending some time with these bucket sketches! I’m attaching a couple of drawings which might help you get a better understanding of the differences between the regular cylinder and the pelvis bucket. One does derive from the other, so there’s not much difference besides the tapering and the squish (which is what makes it more challenging in perspective, as Stan explains in detail in the lesson). I think it’s important to have in mind that the bucket helps a lot in constructing realistic anatomy. But a simple cylinder with a bit of tapering and without the squishing, even though not so anatomically accurate, could already get you around with placing the general forms and even with designing stylized, non-realistic characters. Hope this helps!

Good lord these are beautifully drafted. What resources have you found helpful to improve your perspective skills to get this level of accuracy? I’m am starting drawabox soon, as recommended on the Draftsmen podcast, but always looking for more options. Keep up the great work (and maybe someone with more skill than me can find some actual critiques…)