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Very good! the only thing I have to say is - leep skeleton structure in mind. The legs are missing some bones.

Hi,

Nice practice! What helps me with anatomy is reducing the body into shapes, like boxes and triangles, then adding the curves and smoothing later. This helps me get the correct proportions down first then worry about the roundness of the body later.

That's some breathtakingly beautiful work on these sketches, SINE, keep 'em up!

In the meantime, I've got one idea: I love how you got the animation and forces in those nude figures, so, why don't you please go to the Mike Matessi Drawing Forces books and the YouTube Videos of Proko.com?????????

The reason why you could do this is because of two factors: 1) To help you step up to the plate on drawing animatedly forceful sketches and designs. 2) To find the Prokos on Gesture Drawing and Quick Sketches. Oh, there's the one one Heinrich Kley.

Hope you'd find these completely and totally practical to your studies.