I want to improve my body sketches by making them more balanced and practicing better guide lines for accurate proportions.

Here's my entry for Tutorial Ep. 5 Giveaway. I want to improve my traditional art skills first so I can further enhance my digital art. I feel like I’ve been a beginner for a long time, and sometimes I struggle to see my own progress. I still find anatomy challenging, especially when it comes to proportions and understanding the right angles. I hope that, someday, I’ll become more skilled and confident in these areas. I’m also hoping to have a device for digital drawing in the future, as I believe it would make learning and improving my digital art much easier. #XPPenTutorialPractice

I want to improve on how the body can look doing various and dynamic poses with different perspectives. This tutorial has helped me get started on what I need to know about drawing the male and female body as a beginner artist!

Honestly, what I’d like to improve is drawing and practicing more bodies with dynamic perspectives. Most of the time, I don’t take the risk of drawing them because I’m afraid the proportions will look weird and off

I still need to work on proportions, but I tried. Definitely will practice it more!#XPPenTutorialPractice

So ummm I don't know how to start, but here's my entry eheh, after watching tutorial ep.5, I tried to draw my own post so kinda end up like this, it's cute and messy, and I forgot to take a screenshot on how I draw the body structure step by step ಥ⁠_⁠ಥ. The most difficult I encountered through this drawing process is the hand placement (and ants bites), I'm bad with it, the body proportions and size eheh, I'm having a hard time to draw body angle. So I tried my best learning to draw again, struggling but it's fun. I stopped drawing due to AI, I lost my motivation because of it, but it was my passion so I didn't stop, (just hiatus xd) it was my comfort, my peace (someone I know gave me xp-xpen star G640S, I end up in digital arts, still treasuring it <3 ) and AI will never steal that from every artist xoxoxo.#XPPenTutorialPractice: https://community.xp-pen.com/discussion#EP.5

Tried drawing one of my oc again after watching the tutorial .it look alright to me but im open for correction .i do like the big ahh sword she has and its actually double handed but she can pretty much swing it with one arm .the first thing i would like to improve is how my perspective is inconsistent at times .how some parts feel like im watching from below and other are like a front view .it doesnt match the other parts at the same eye level if u get what i mean .other thing i would like to improve is the anatomy .i still only know basic about it so im not very sure how each muscle interact with one other and hopefully i can get that right in future.

Following the tutorial "XPPEN Community Tutorial EP.5" I simplified human features by blocking them into 3D geometric shapes. Using the same structure as proposed in the video.After that, I practiced some poses and liked this one the most. I definitely have a lot to learn before I actually feel confident with human anatomy. I want to better understand 3d shapes, perspective, dinamic posing, and illustrate weight and depth in characters and their poses. The traditional representation of men and women is also something I want to understand. The ribcage/hip ratio helps us distinguish sex in typical bodies. But there are times where the ribcage/hip ratio won't work for everyone. I want to be able to represent bodies and sexes with broader body type options. Hopefully one day I'll be able to even animate them :)

Following the tutorial "XPPEN Community Tutorial EP.5" I simplified human features by blocking them into 3D geometric shapes. Using the same structure as proposed in the video. After that, I practiced some poses and liked this one the most. I definitely have a lot to learn before I actually feel confident with human anatomy. I want to better understand 3d shapes, perspective, dinamic posing, and illustrate weight and depth in characters and their poses. The traditional representation of men and women is also something I want to understand. The ribcage/hip ratio helps us distinguish sex in typical bodies. But there are times where the ribcage/hip ratio won't work for everyone. I want to be able to represent bodies and sexes with broader body type options. Hopefully one day I'll be able to even animate them :)

Honestly, you can see two things in the drawing: the first sketch I did following the guidelines from the XP-Pen tutorial came out a bit stiff and lacked energy until I started to see the shape take form, so I tried again with the second one, where I went for a more dynamic pose and was satisfied with the position of the legs.What I’d change is the way the torso looks—I’m not entirely comfortable with the shape of the chest. I’ve been wondering whether to make it more like a box with perspective or if it would be better to round it out to achieve a better effect that matches the torso’s posture, which is more tilted to one side. But I loved the initial result and would practice this more.Although my back views still don't quite turn out right, or I feel like the sketches have heads that are too big or too small