30 second figure studies

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The gestural style and expressiveness make these sketches really interesting to look at, I love the style, and it's so cool to see something like this as I tend to struggle with being gestural myself. without seeing the reference images there's not much that I can say - these all seem to be proportioned accurately. I would recommend defining the silhouette more to create a more readable pose - these are a little hard to decipher - but for thirty-second gestures, this is really all you need. For longer drawings, I would recommend mapping out the pose more carefully to prevent major anatomical mistakes as you continue in the drawing. Great work though, keep it up!