Don't think I'm having trouble memorizing the proportions just like the others struggling to get a clear diagram as well as some issues with symmetry.

Left is from reference and right from imagination. Even if I don't have the perfect anatomical details and general shapes memorized, rhythms have been helping me a lot when drawing them from imagination

The left is copy, and right is from memory. I like loomis method, it's easier for me in most situations.

The longer I study proportions, the more my brain wants to mess things up! On the right is a drawing from memory and it looks more heroic than the referenced midgets on the left. The female figure especially, since I tried drawing her without the heels. While I like the heroic proportions, I disliked Loomis's method the most. The upper limbs and hands are still the hardest to nail. I think that I will search for a method that mixes both Richer and Hale's logic.

Last ones! First set is with reference, second set without. I remembered the male chest proportions wrong on the front facing drawing and the figure looks a lot skinnier as a result. Also there's less detail and more anatomical inaccuracies in the second set but that was kinda expected given my lack of knowledge :) Any feedback is appreciated as always!

Hi all, I finished some Loomis Proportion Studies; The first three are using reference, the last 3 are recall. Any feedback would be much appreciated, Thanks!

Test & Study of Loomis proportions. Prefer it over the richer method, but in general I concluded that Hale works the best for me.

Just for the record, here's my Loomis' proportions assignment.

Eight head figure proportions from memory.