Looking for feedback on human anatomy

I’ve been basically nonstop practicing anatomy for the past few months, and while I’ve improved, I’m still not really happy with where I am.

It’s stumping me… when I draw anthro characters I’m completely fine. This is presumably because I started my art journey by drawing animals, and I figured that anthro animal characters would be a good way for me to then learn how to draw humans better. 

I’d appreciate some critique on my general anatomy skills, and more specifically I’m looking for some help understanding what I’m doing wrong when it comes to human faces. 

My work, everything is labelled accordingly. There is nudity.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1FAYqHfppEKU-uskFP8Vn3pN81pgst0CJ

Hey! Art student here! I checked out your work it’s very gestural, and you have a wonderful sense of flow in your drawings. The energy and movement are really lovely. However, as you mentioned yourself, facial structure seems to be one of your weaker areas, and that could explain why the rest of your work doesn’t feel very solid. It feels like you’re missing some underlying construction, which is essential for accuracy and consistency. I recommend starting with solid, simplified shapes like cubes, cylinders, and spheres to better understand and build form. Try using these to break down complex anatomy into manageable parts: the ribcage as a barrel, the arms as one big cylinders, and the forearm using two rods to represent the radius and ulna (or simplify it even further by making it into a simple cylinder too!) This approach can also help you with depth and perspective. As you improve your foundational understanding of volume and structure, your faces and overall anatomy will gain a lot more confidence! Keep pushing, your potential is very clear!!