My current goal is to have enough anatomy skills to be able to finish the Inktober challenge this year, and use those skills to draw some cool stuff. So I guess I'll be mainly doing the anatomy assignments.

Thank you that means a lot!!

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More of these. Drawing the body with boxes + line of action seems to be the best way so far. Not really a fan of doing the pelivs as a simple circle. I think I don't have much trouble drawing cylinders and boxes in perspective since I did a bit of the Draw a box course (Did not finished tho)

Also practiced the proportions assignment, and it's not too complicated and very easy to learn. although kinda hard to apply on different poses so..

Wanted to share some of my more noticeable progress in this assignment. N°1 was done a month ago, and N°2 was done just now. A month ago I was just trying my best using observation and tools, and since now I have a better understandment of the basic shapes and structure, I can observe a lot better, draw a lot faster (it just took me 20 min) and without "chicken scratching" the lines. Still not perfect tho, but perfect doesn't exist.

I've also been doing 30 min of gesture drawing. It's gonna be part of my daily routine, hopefully during this whole year. it helps a lot with observation and as a warm up. Here's a few of the most recent ones.

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I still struggle with proportions. Sometimes the head is too tiny, sometimes is huge lol

I got sick this week, so I haven't been able to do much. but i'm still doing a few practice drawings a day. Really need to work on my observation skills a little more, and gesture.

I think I'll keep doing all the assignments, and at the end of the month I'll try to do a couple of proper drawings/ illustrations with what I've learn. Stay tuned