series of two minute gesture sketches

Good afternoon, Eggo, and welcome back, and how can I help you out? Say, I think that your organic and expressive bean-shaped bodies are getting to be loose and on the right track, but I feel that the liveliness and spontaneity and scribbly looseness could use a bit more loosening up. How would you like to do 32 more minutes of 44 second scribblier poses?(32 x 60=1920s/44=about 44 scribbly pose drawings) Because if you loosen up your beans with this warm-up exercise, then your bodies and poses will become somewhat less stilted and even more dynamic, fluid and flowing.

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Practice makes myelin and progress, and myelin and progress make perfect.

Good luck to you, and hope this has been completely, practically, and totally useful, helpful and supportive.

For a quick 2 minute series of gestures, I think you did an incredible job making the poses clear and readable (especially the bottom right and bottom left)

There are things that I personally would do different, but I don't believe I have enough knowledge on gesture drawing to give helpful pointers.

Lovely bean study! Your figuring it out pretty well. the last figure is my favorite, you really nailed the twist in the torso and I dig the half circles to indicate volume for the legs

I'd practice on your shoulders and how they'd connect to the bean form. Witout the shoulders, the arms are getting too close to the body and making your bean appear bigger than Im sure you meant. Find out where the clavicle is on the figure and indicate it with a straight line. this is clos to the top of the torso bean and a great way to find out where approximately the shoulders spring out of.

Keep it up!