60 Second Figure Drawing

I like your proportions and you seem to have some knowledge of anatomy from what I can see. What I really think you could improve is how you use the line/lineweight. It's like parts of the body get lost in your scribbles, maybe you could try keeping the poses apart just for clarity? :) I usually work super light and when it comes to overlapping edges I add pressure to emphasize just that. Another thing is at some points you don't draw through: like the woman lying on the ground on the far right, it's hard seeing what lines connect where and which one overlaps which. Other than that - I like! :-)

Hello, Git16, and welcome back to Line of Action.

I think you've drawn the greatest works on your lines of action and rhythm, for these lines all scream boldness and confidence; but, I feel that these lines still need the most expression and exaggeration in your next warmups. Would you like to kindly loosen up your lines and edges with 10 more minutes of 30 second pose warmups?

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