I've tried to make some changes to the scene following some feedback i received. I have much to learn but i'm satisfied with the results for now. 
The end result turned out great!
I've been practicing drawing some shapes in perspective. I'm starting trying to draw simple things and put then in perspective and gonna grow the complexity a little over time, to hopefully get used to think about it and expand my visual library.
I'm still doing gesture drawings and practing drawing faces from imagination from time to time.
Lets goooo
I've been traveling for the last few days so i didn't produce much, but now i'm back for the grind!
These are kinda messy, but it is a start.
More on perspective.
Today i got back to Anatomy 1 to do some revision, trying to learn the proper names for the anatomy of the face.
To end the revision on the face, i finished the d&d character i was making. I think i gonna start term 3 now.
I ended up making another portrait for the last party member, Hastur, the Half-Orc Warlock. It was really fun!
Your head anatomy looks great! Good stuff!
I like your character busts! Especially with your half orc, I'm liking that you've got some stronger values, it really makes it pop.
Thank you guys!
Today i've started the Clothed Figure Draw class and made this...
I wanted to start doing simple stuff first, i don't want to feel overwhelmed. I'm gonna start to make full rendered studies when i'm more comfortable.
Today i've tried rendering the clothed figure...
Although i could definitely refine the study a lot more i think that i already learned a lot, and i will leave it as it is, as spot to remember for now on.
As always, any advice is welcome.
This looks great so far! 
Thank you Kosmo!
I've been practicing drawing the clothed figures some more. I tried to use both soft and hard brushes, and i'm starting to see the importance to decide when to use each.
The Grind goes on...
Wow you’re doing great! I will go check out that course now for sure 😲
