Definitely need to work on my line quality. My biggest struggle as far as the bean is the extra details: the folds, the twists that make Proko's beans so descriptive. I really struggle to put these details in and make them aesthetic. Hope it's clear which bean belongs to which pose, Ill be sure to number them next time

sorry not a submission but is there a recommended pose pack? too many options and Idk i can only buy one rn

It lowkey sucks so bad :(( My arm refuses to follow what i wanna do

First attempt at bean drawing. It's quite difficult figuring out the twists.

Bean practice.

Here are some beans I did. I got one question regarding tilt: When you got someone in profile and there is pinching happening, how do you indicate that. I usually draw the pelvis over the ribcage or the other way around but what do I do, if the ribcage and the pelvis are on the same level or the same distance away from you? Would appreciate some feedback

Beans from the Proko Gesture Reference Sampler. I drew all of them, Please critique, and thanks in advice

Here’s my new approach to the bean ! Any feedback is welcome. I added a bit of shadow though I’m not sure if I’m supposed to do that. @Bob Ross is it any better then before?

I have been practicing the bean for a while now and I am absolutely desperate for help. It feels like I still don't quite understand how to deseing the forms or make them look enjoyable to look at . I've been trying to focus on making them accurate, but the lines and the forms don't come out very nicely. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Here are some beans I've been practicing. I'd love a critique.

Here are some of my lil beanses

Beans before watching demos and critiques. Was actually fun

More beans! Cleaner and more intentional on this attempt

These are some of my bean attempts. I used the poses from the videos without copying Mr. Proko. I struggled the most with foreshortening and twisting. (Foreshortening is quite hard because I wasn't sure how foreshortened the ellipse should be, twisting is hard because I'm not sure which direction is the pose twisting to exactly) Would appreciate any feedback given, thanks!

These are my beans attempts before watching the demo. I realised (after watching the demo), that I was following the forms that I was seeing a bit too much, instead of trying to simplify it. It’s part of the training I guess.  I often tried multiple variations of the same pose to see what I could improve or if something was missing. Some twists give me brain knots I won’t lie.  As usual, any comments or feedback welcome :)) 

Here’s a page of beans. I think I struggle the most with bend its foreshortening. Any further feedback is appreciated!

Bean using the timer tool with @Gannon Beck and @Adam Davis

I did a few of these. I've done this lesson before and I don't feel like it's my strongest skill. Not that the ideas aren't useful, especially the idea of stretch and pinch, but I apparently am not great at drawing ovals.