16 minute exercise

I really like how this looks! It has a nice sense of flow while maintaining a sense of structure. Perhaps this was a product of the way the session was structured, but I'm surprised, given the level of detail everywhere else, at the vagueness of the hand. I think even adding one extra line to separe the side and top planes would have made it feel much more structured.

I think you captured the overall proportions and gesture of the pose nicely. The hip area doesn't look quite aligned right, but that may have been a result of seeing different sections of the model zoomed in at different times. It's interesting to hear how life drawing classes with live models are continuing using Zoom! Nice job, keep it up.

Good afternoon, Kim, and nicest job on capturing the anatomy and gesture and space of the form above. I just love how greatest a job you have made your bone and muscle anatomy and incorporated them into your gestural lines of action and rhythm, yet they all don't look or seem to pushed and emotional enough to me yet, so how would you kindly like to work the most fastest and grotesquely with 1 more hour of 30 second quickest sketches? So that your anatomy of bones and muscles will become the least cluttered and the most expressive and balanced in the busiest areas juxtaposed against the emptiest areas. So for most info, please look into this link on line of action, right down here! Good luck to you and your everlasting learning curves post-college.;););)