One of the main ideas I learned from the body drawing course is simplification. Complex subjects, such as the human body, can be broken down into basic three-dimensional shapes, making them easier to understand and draw. The course also taught me the subtle differences between drawing the male and female body. Another important lesson that will improve my body drawing is learning how muscles are distributed throughout the body. Understanding muscle placement helps me draw more believable and anatomically convincing human figures.

I want to Improve my perspectives. It is one of the challenges I've faced since long. The tutorials are quite help for achieving that and I hope to follow more. Here's a little sketch i did following the latest tutorial

The things I want to learn the most is drawing bodies in certain perspective views and learning how to draw clothing folds, as well as the proper coloring, shading, and light techniques in order to bring out more realism in every character I draw.

As you can see, the top till the hip is decent. However, I'm still struggling how to draw legs. This is where I want to improve, also I want to gain more knowledge about the Central Axis part, Static Pose, and Dynamic Pose since I'm still having a hard time to draw whole body. The tutorial was really helpful since it's my first time hearing about Central Axis and Static Pose. Thus, I want to focus on the basics structure first to improve more.

What would I like to improve in drawing the body is the anatomy, and realism, which says it all.

This is my first attempt at drawing the human body, and I created it using only a computer mouse. I'm a 3D Environment Artist, and one of my goals is to become better at sculpting my own statues and characters instead of relying only on environment assets. That's why I'm starting to learn body construction and anatomy from the basics. I want to improve my understanding of human proportions, anatomy, and body structure so I can create more realistic and expressive sculptures in the future. #XPPenTutorialPractice

This is my first attempt at drawing the human body, and I created it using only a computer mouse. I'm a 3D Environment Artist, and one of my goals is to become better at sculpting my own statues and characters instead of relying only on environment assets. That's why I'm starting to learn body construction and anatomy from the basics. I want to improve my understanding of human proportions, anatomy, and body structure so I can create more realistic and expressive sculptures in the future. #XPPenTutorialPractice

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.