Hey @Richard W! I wanted to point out a landmark on this one to help you place the ribcage. I think the position of the spine looks pretty good but the shape of your ribcage is a bit compressed. This bump highlighted in green represents the corner of the tenth rib, which would give the ribcage more of an egg/oval shape. Hope that helps!

The next module is how to draw the pelvis -- for this exercise they look good to me. The placement of the spine is perfect. Keep up the good work 👍

First, well done with the assignment! Lots drawing done! 1. I like that the drawings feel quite 3D, however there are some general proportions problems. Specially with the the width of the rib cage and pelvis. You will work on them in the next two lessons. Then, you can come back and fix your own drawings! 2. For the spine, the bottom part triangle, the sacrum, should not be in the top plane of the pelvis bucked. And it is tilted forward. There is a very nice explanation in the critique video. Don’t have the drawing tablet with me, but if something is not clear i could try to do a pain over in few days. enjoy the holidays break!

Try to print the tracing image, then trace through the printed image.

Hey, I'll try to give some correction to do, even though I am still not that good compare to your works. First problem I found is about the sacral, which most are too small and not actually fitted to the pelvis. Then some figure (Like at the second page, no.2 and 3 figure) feels not 3d enough. I'd also like to add that some figure has no sacral, and I think it is better to draw all of major parts for deeper understanding/retention of what you're drawing. Overall all of it are just a minor mistakes, and just correction for improving your drawing's. One favor if you may also, can you also critique my works? :>