I want to improve fluidity and movement in body drawing. I can make static balanced poses with more ease but the dynamic poses seem to confuse me a lot, as you can not count on measuring with heads or most methods. I also want to work on and improve trying difficult perspectives, as that challenges the hand and mind to figure out how to preserve the proportions correctly. So i tried using the simple objects methods andeven if it is not a static pose, it helps measure parts more accurately, thank you!So for this time, i tried a dynamic pose, a character ready to kick a falling ball. I hope to improve the more i practise.#XPPenTutorialPractice

I've taken the tutorial video to help with a possible reference for my oc.I'm definitely struggling a bit with perspective and weight, so I wish to hone in on that more.

If not everything, i mostly want to improve the lowwer torso and hands. In my situation the Artist 12 3rd or any tablet will be welcomed.

I feel like I don't understand anatomy that much I really want to improve in that

I want to improve fingers,toes and body proportions.(I love shading)#XPPen TutorialPractice

#XPPenTutorialPracticeOne of my favorite things to draw is what would be considered "deformed" anatomy. Pushing the limits of what is familiar to something more obscure! I've always really enjoyed exaggerating certain bodily aspects in my work, and hope to be able to improve upon what I've already learned drawing the human figure.

I would like to improve my hands and feet drawing skills and my linework to make my lines smoother. #XPPenTutorialPractice

Two things I want to improve in terms of body drawing are extreme perspective and multiple people interacting with each other. I am aware that I also need to get better at drawing from my imagination.

I have always been terrified of drawing dynamic poses. But after watching the XPPen Tutorial Practice, everything suddenly clicked and became so easy! I actually managed to sketch this pose in just two minutes. The biggest breakthrough for me was understanding the central axis. Seeing how the spine bends during dynamic movement, how the shoulder angles shift, and how the overall focus and weight change changed everything.I still need plenty of practice to draw completely freely without a reference , but now I finally understand the core structure. Thank you, XPPen!

Here are my drawings from the Tutorial ep 5. They may not be perfect, but I definitely think the video gave me some more direction on what to do when placing anatomical structures in my drawing. I think proportions are what I struggle with most in anatomy, and drawing as a whole, so having the tutorial with some guidelines about how to differentiate female and male anatomy by waist and torsos was also helpful. I hope to get good enough at drawing people to be able to create full animations :)#XPPenTutorialPractice