Here is my submission. I didn't get the part where Michael explains how the angle of the forearm (or the whole arm?) differs in male and female. Further explanation into it is appreciated.

First image is from demo. I wonder how we can measure these proportions when the figure is not standing straight, or if it is even necessary to measure anything and go with intuition.

I'm loving the course so far! Think I might need to revisit the knee area, seems tricky.

Here is my proportion chart plus notes I took from watching the lesson. Course is great so far

I want help to understand the line/angle to represent the knee. I understand the aspect of balance and "lightning" shape, but what is that angle representing? I found it difficult to make a decision on how to place the lines representing the legs because I did not really get the relation between the intersectionof those lines in that area.

Thanks for the lesson, I also followed a quick gesture video from your YouTube channel

I'm sorry for the quality of the line in the image, but it's my first time drawing on the computer. Even so, I managed to make the proportions as I should, and they look very similar to those I made in pencil and paper. I feel like the heads, necks and legs look very strange. I would appreciate a correction on what I am doing wrong, or any other comments. The legs from the one in the middle, looks like a horse 🐎. :-( Likewise, any recommendations on drawing digitally would be very welcome. (I'm using photoshop)

First i tried following along, then i made this one. The arms, legs and the whole sideview were the hardest for me, i had to check back to the first one i made (by following along) to see if i’m doing the spine’s curves good enough

Here is mine.

After doing one following along with the video, repeated the process by not looking at the previous one.

Proportion charts: first one drawing along the lecture in Procreate, second one using the divisions from the first drawing to place the body parts again, and third one old-school in pencil and pen. Now, let's see if I can do it again from memory tomorrow...

Thanks for the great lessons!

Here we go.

I think i got the idea

Hello all! This was just me taking notes during the lecture videos, I'll be sure to post a couple other charts, experimenting a bit more but I do have a few questions. Question 1: When altering the figure from 8 to 7.5 head tall is it only the the placement of the knee and hands that change? Question 2: Does the J shape of the end of the femur line up with the back of the head in side view? Question 3: Does the ball joint for the humerus stay the same when looking at the figure from behind as it does looking from the front. Question 4: Does the Pelvis change shape from looking from behind. Question 5: My pelvis got a bit smaller once I added the curves to the rib-cage. Should I be concerned about this? Is the rib cage bowing too much? Thanks to one and all for reading and answering any of these questions.