This piece is lovely! Separately, many aspects of the body are incredible, especially the chest area! However together, many of the pieces of the body end up a bit disjointed from one another. I see you did a line of action from the neck following down through the leg, which you did well! I would recommend putting basic circles for the head, torso, pelvis, and joints on that line of action as well. If you become too caught up in the details of a specific limb before lying out all the basic structures in relation to one another, all the limbs can end up not quite working together.
While short sessions do not allow for it, in a longer session like you chose, try to think of the limbs in relation to one another! Use, for example, the size of the forearm, and from there determine how many forearms long another limb is! It will help you understand the size of all the limbs in comparison to one another.
I would highly suggest some much shorter sessions to force you to think of the body as a whole, at first they may seem much worse in terms of anatomy, but the more you do, the easier it becomes for your brain to understand the anatomy of a human as a whole, rather than seeing each part of the body as a smaller disjointed piece.
This work was very lovely, I hope you keep at your anatomy practice, because I see something great in the making in this piece!!
While short sessions do not allow for it, in a longer session like you chose, try to think of the limbs in relation to one another! Use, for example, the size of the forearm, and from there determine how many forearms long another limb is! It will help you understand the size of all the limbs in comparison to one another.
I would highly suggest some much shorter sessions to force you to think of the body as a whole, at first they may seem much worse in terms of anatomy, but the more you do, the easier it becomes for your brain to understand the anatomy of a human as a whole, rather than seeing each part of the body as a smaller disjointed piece.
This work was very lovely, I hope you keep at your anatomy practice, because I see something great in the making in this piece!!