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These are looking nice. I like to see the trapezius muscle on that guys back. For your fast practice the moment you put detail down you might want to consider laying in something that more resembles a skull. You have a skull on your longer drawings. But most proportion measurments are based on the length of the skull, so usually that gets layed in first. You might need to think more about your plan of attack because you should be laying in a skull at least before the legs. Keeping a consistent oder for what body parts you draw is important.

just something to think about, because the way you develop now will effect things later

Greatest and spectacular works on your figures and forces, Tonovz, for you'd make the greatest animator you had wanted to be.

However, I'm not getting enough of that purest organic quality in your lines of action, balance, and rhythm. Please would you loosen up your hands with an underhand position for your hands thru 1 hour of 30 second pose warm-up sketches? As a result, your understanding of gesture drawings will improve quite quickly. Not to mention the fact that your quick sketches will have the most organic shapes, lines, spaces, and forms to boot. If you're curious about animation, please check out this link on Animation From Script to Screen by Shamus. It has a lot of unique pictures, but try to go for the gold by trying out the quick sketch exercise.

Keep up the greatest works and looking forward to future efforts.

The movement and fluidity of the figures is very well done, it sorta looks like thumbnails for an animation. Maybe spend more time studying the neck and face though. Currently your style seems to thrive when the neck and head arent visible.