Try to practice drawing figure from pin interest ref ,had problem when drawing overlapping forms it doesn't look convincing enough, mostly when ribcage is arch toward front .

I want to improve my proportions and make the poses less stiff

The tutorial is really helpful, especially to beginners like me, it makes you understand how proportion works, so your anatomy doesn't look so weird and off. I still struggle with hands and feet and male anatomy as well and that's what I want to improve badly, also my messy line art! #XPPenTutorialPractice

One of my biggest weaknesses when it comes to drawing is human anatomy. When I show my drawings to friends and ask them what they think is missing, the first thing they mention is that the anatomy is off... This is because I’ve focused more on understanding proportions, balance in line thickness and depth, to the point that I’ve neglected other equally important aspects. With this community tutorial, I wanted to focus my efforts on revisiting my study of human anatomy, so I replicated what I saw in the tutorial video when constructing the body’s primary forms using Clip Studio’s 3D models. Afterward, I went to the Posemaniacs website to gather references that I considered challenging, with the goal of simply understanding the main parts of the body without getting into too much detail. Before sketching, I first wanted to use the lasso fill tool to understand the shapes found in the human body.After completing this exercise, one area I want to improve is the proportion of the limbs, since I sometimes end up drawing arms or legs that are either too short or too long :P

I want to improve my ability to draw the human body in different poses and perspectives, so my drawings can look more natural and dynamic.#XPPenTutorialPractice

HI! I would really want to improve on my anatomy, which includes the hands and legs. I struggled with a pose so using references is always the best way to learn. Hopefully my effort can encourage other beginner artists to post their art through this competition.

I want to improve my understanding of body proportions, anatomy, sketches, and muscle structure. This practice helped me break the body into simple forms, and I hope to make my poses more natural and dynamic in the future

Thanks a lot for the tutorial! I decided to practice general poses, but I realized I really wanted to improve specifically on drawing in perspective and dynamic poses; plus, I find it very difficult to draw faces in profile.To put the practice into action, I decided to challenge myself by drawing a character seated in profile. Even though it wasn't strictly necessary, I think taking the time to practice before doing the actual drawing helped me improve in the process.#XPPenTutorialPractice

Here’s my practise! I think I have a good handle on what shapes exist in the body, but I often loose sense of proportion, especially with softer bodies (without big obvious muscles). I combined some tips from the tutorial with what I already know. I used to use this box tactic, and I have since moved on to using rib cages and pelvises, but revisiting this has shown me that I need to brush up on, as I said, my proportions. I hope that by improving my sense of proportions, I’ll be able to draw dynamic poses in a more natural way that seems full of life!

I’m practicing how to build the body using simple shapes and basic masses. I want to improve my proportions and make my poses look more natural and dynamic#XPPenTutorialPractice