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Ooh, nice session! are you taking Thomas Fluhartys fundamental course on schoolism? I love how you break them down into really simple shapes - I don't feel confident enough giving you critique but I like your stuff! :)

Love the use of circles/semi circles in these, it gives them a lot of character!

I'd recommend trying to push yourself by thinking more about line thickness as you draw, and how that might emphasise different aspects of your animals or give a feel of motion perhaps.

If line thickness isn't something you usually vary and you're not sure how to go about it, you can use a slightly larger brush setting than usual and try and practice varying your strokes. Tablet settings are also your friend to find the balance that works for you.

Either way this is great stuff, keep it up!!

Good morning, Nico67100, and welcome back. Say, I'm loving how much of the greatest of progresses of your animal sketches. But I'm not getting enough of their boldest and most powerful exaggeration of lines of action. Why don't you please loosen up your animals with 32 minutes of 2 minute animal poses of all species that you can?

As a result, your animal drawings and sketches will become less realistic but the the most cartooniest but exaggerated. For most details, look into a copy of this Forces Animals book on Kindle right here?

Kindly take these with the smallest but littlest grain of salt, but let's hope they've been completely, positively, and totally useful.