I've managed to create an art schedule that works for me, that includes things like figure drawing, gestures, hands/feet etc. I have done this for 1-2 hours a day for five weeks, and it seems sustainable. Weekends are spent doing "long draws" of up to 10 hours over the entire weekend, where I create a finished drawing or painting. This, to me, feels like I've got that important "draw every day" up and running, at least for the time being. As for art studies and learning (as opposed to practice), I have bought but not completed the figure drawing and anatomy courses by Proko - they seem really good, and I should probably continue doing them. I've also procured all the courses by Scott Harris on Udemy. They are all collected under the "Art School of Imagination" (ASI for short), of which I am currently an "Official Community Ambassador". Being an ambassador there pretty much means I volunteer to give feedback to their students on their assignments. Lastly, I am subscribed to the New Master's Academy, which seems really nice so far. What I lack at the moment is proper feedback. I can of course post in the ASI community, but it is very beginner focused (most students post "my first manga character ever" as their first assignment), so it kind of feels like I am outgrowing it. I get a lot of likes on practice pieces and artworks, but likes won't help me improve :) This got me to think about this community, which I have not participated at all in so far. Looking at what's posted, I feel that people are generally at a higher level here, and there seems to be quite a bit of nice feedback being given as well. So, my question is, could this community be a good place to migrate for someone who is not a complete beginner anymore, that looks for people that can give more professional feedback and critique? I would of course be happy to provide feedback of my own as well, to the degree I am able to! I've attached last month's practice, so you have an idea of what level I am currently at.