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.

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

Just sharing my OC! I followed the XPPen Tutorial Practice video about how to draw a body. The hardest part here was making the head fit the proportions of the body. I think I still didn't get it right here since it still feels a bit big so I want to improve on that. But I think this was easier since this is more my style and the tutorial leaned more on adult proportions, unlike the one I posted on my profile for our board game. Also I'm not really used to drawing full bodies, so the whole thing was a challenge for me. The tutorial was really helpful, even if I didn't win at least I've learned a few things from the tutorial :)) #XPPenTutorialPractice #XPPenCommunity Tutorials

What I hope to improve in body drawings is challenging myself to get out of my comfort zone of drawing stiff human figures by sketching dynamic poses. My 1# fear was sketching the entire human body to create my own characters with confidence because my proportions would be everywhere than a human. Growing up, I admire how fashion designers have that quick-ball-point pen work or even how medical surgeons study by sketching the human bones and anatomy. I know drawing toddlers/babies depends on the ages of life and drawing body proportions will be smaller scale. Can anyone provide some YouTube channel recommendations or any source material will help please, greatly appreciate it!

Exceptional work !Hand-signed lithograph "Bildnis Eugen" (Portrait of Eugen)

So, this is the result after watching the practice pose drawing pose by XPPen. What I would like to improve on is the dynamic movement of the pose to show more emotion. I'd also like to practice on the muscles and body anatomy because during my practice, I kept drawing the torso too long. The video was pretty helpful in my opinion! it helped some of my mistakes. Especially when the artist drew these simple blocky shapes on the arms. I like it!I also did a full coloured art after these ones.Here's the result: I wanted to try out more colours here as you can tell. In conclusion, this was a super fun tutorial to do! Again, gave me helpful tips that I will keep in mind for my future art journey. I have nothing more to say but to say thank you for checking out this post and taking your time to read all of this til the end. Have a good time participating! Go Bold, Be Real. #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 have been using the "How to draw body" tutorial, and im very impressed with the results. Usually, i draw the anatomy using only ovals , but i feel like this technique is more precise and correct.Link to the tutorial: How to Draw Body | Giveaway: Jul 17–27participating in the giveaway btw uwu

Hi!I think I speak for many artists when I say that one of the most challenging parts of drawing bodies isn't just anatomy; it's perspective. Mastering perspective is incredibly important because it brings dynamism, depth, and life to an illustration.Lately, I've been experimenting with different ways to improve my understanding of perspective, such as building simple 3D scenes to study camera angles and using wooden artist mannequins (which have been surprisingly helpful, haha).My main goal is to seamlessly integrate my characters into the backgrounds around them and create compositions with bold, interesting perspectives. I love seeing how an image can become distorted from a certain angle and then gradually come together into something that feels natural and believable. It's a really fun process, and I've learned that sometimes you just have to trust the process. <33

This is my original body drawing practice. I'm working on improving my understanding of human anatomy, body proportions, and dynamic poses. My goal is to create more natural and expressive character drawings, and I'll keep practising to improve my skills. #XPPenTutorialPractice