Some draw-alongs from the lesson.

Loving the course so far, even though it's definitely going to be challenging for a beginner like myself. There is something I don't understand. Perhaps I am falling into the trap of asking "what part is this", which you repeatedly have warned against :) But nonetheless.. I have attached a screenshot of the construction of the second pose; I am confused about the line that you describe as representing the thoracic spine. I just cannot relate the line you drew to the spine of the model, which from our viewing angle would seem to me to be nearly straight, certainly nowhere near as bent as you drew it. I am similarly puzzled by the line representing the spine in the other two poses, though it's not quite as pronounced as here, so I am definitely missing something. Either I am just completely wrong about where her spine would be, or I am misunderstanding what this line represents. Could you elaborate a bit? Thank you!

I'm so glad this came out today. Tmr is my birthday. I will use the upcoming year to practice a lot of figure drawing in hope that I can finally improve. <3 I love your videos so much.

Really wan’t to break out of the ’draw as you see’ outline based way of drawing, otherwise having done a tone of life drawing. Also from time to time starting out with basic forms eggs/boxes/etc, but still feel to locked to more strictly copying the pose and appearance. But now while drawing along with the examples It feels exciting this way of thinking/working. Then trying out on new poses I realize it will take _some_ more practice and understanding though 😬😅 Really tricky with the hips/buttocks and with the leg connections. And got completely stuck on the legs on leftmost figure, going over and over making it worse with every attempt. But guessing I'm too much tied to the outlines, trying to distill and find the rytms from that. Well just to try again I guess, also really looking forward to upcoming lessons!

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