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Very disciplined, sticking to the curriculum. I would add centerline and browline to the head, to indicate orientation.

Marvelous business with your figural drawings I see, Noobuu24. Great job on your relationships (proportions and angles).

My bigger issue with these drawings is that some of the lines are too scratchy and itchiest, and I'm not getting too much of the greatest fluidity and line proficiency. Would you like to loosen up and liven up your strokes and days with 2 hours of 2 minute poses to draw out? (60 drawings for 2 days)

The generalization, generally, is because, your human anatomy will be the least contrived, and the most loosest, free-er and expressive in your poses from your imagination. For the most further details, be sure to look into the physical copy of the Bridgman Drawing From Life book from Amazon. Besides, it'll be the most totally helpful.

My hat's off to your goals.