I am a beginner and all ill do here is try to discern what i think the subject of the bean was doing for the first 10, in that way it will be a critique of how well you communicated the tilt, lean, forshortening or twist! 1. slight front lean 2. left tilt w/ front lean 3. forshortened front lean 4. upward tilt 5. right tilt and forshortening 6. classic twist 7. right tilt 8. upward tilt 9. classic twist 10. left tilt I really like your use of line weights for the outline i think it just looks clean. There are a few beans like 24,4,7 that i thought should have a centerline to emphasize their flow through space a little better. But these shapes are strong and really sell the illusion.

Keep at it! I think you've got some nice stretch and squash in your practices, though I recommend trying out different pose variations, like a sideways curve instead of just front and back. You're definitely on the right track though, you've got this!

Beautiful beans here. It is clear which one goes to which reference. You got it. You might just be overthinking the folds. Use fewer marks and keep it simple. It might feel weird at first, but give it a shot.

If you're on a budget and need free poses, line-of-action.com is a good resource

Drawing is a humbling thing. As you learn, you level up your eye, your hand, and your mind. It can be frustrating when your hand lags behind but, keep practicing. It gets easier over time. It’s part of the process. These beans are looking nice. You kept your lines long, light and loose. Nice work. Keep going!

These are actually quite well shaped, good job. I would suggest you to now try to do them with cleaner, more continuous lines. Focus on big gestural motions, drawing them bigger overall. It will become easier to feel the gesture that way. And don’t forget to pay close attention to how you place the center lines, they will make or break your volumes. Best of luck! :)

I would say, just pick one part of the bean to be in the front. The overlap will give the drawing more dimension.

Hi, I think it'd help if you drew them a bit bigger, like just having 5 ones done to the best of your ability covering an entire page, so that we can see it clearer. And also, this is sorta an extra step but using Canva to sorta group the references with the drawings could help, it's free too. Or maybe numbering them using the editing stuff in your phone with the corresponding picture could be cool too

My first recommendation is to get blank paper. It's much harder to read the beans on lined paper. The other is to do them bigger and make sure your using your arm to draw. The final thought is to really look at the motion before drawing, for exemple in 1 there's no real sense of them stretching up in the in the bean and the twist is missing in the bean, based on the bean I'd expect them t obe standing upright.

Hey :) Good stuff, but I think it'd be a more approachable to critique you if you did just a few poses to post, like maybe your 5 best ones.

If you can, could you include the references too? To compare where you exaggerated and stuff too :P

Nice! Let's see the after demo results. I just finished this lesson and found the beans fun to draw aswell.

These look great! All I notice is this one bean is missing the midline in the front. I also added a line for more pinch to the side. This little extra overlap helps the beans pop Keep it up!