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You did ok but try to be more fluid and add perspective.
Yuqyuq
It is recommended that you describe the problem you are trying to solve as thoroughly as possible. What areas are you looking to improve? For example, why does the figure look flat, or why are the limbs stiff? Or, perhaps they don't look realistic enough? Even if you just feel that something looks off...Naturally, the clearer and more specific your description, the better others can provide precise assistance.
If you truly don't know what questions to ask, try searching online for information about figure drawing/sketching, such as skeletal structure, muscles, body dynamics, etc. After gaining some information, you will quickly start to identify the issues.
Furthermore, there are several goals to choose from on this website, as well as articles about setting goals:https://line-of-action.com/en/article/designing-better-drawing-resolutions-for-2019. All of these can help you ask more questions, seek answers, and improve.
If you truly don't know what questions to ask, try searching online for information about figure drawing/sketching, such as skeletal structure, muscles, body dynamics, etc. After gaining some information, you will quickly start to identify the issues.
Furthermore, there are several goals to choose from on this website, as well as articles about setting goals:https://line-of-action.com/en/article/designing-better-drawing-resolutions-for-2019. All of these can help you ask more questions, seek answers, and improve.
