@Juliana-Soares I'm sure you will, and it'll be great! Sometimes you work on something so long you can't see it clearly anymore. Some good advice I got was to put the drawing aside for a while, then when you come back to it you'll see it with fresh eyes. 😋

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welcome back @robbery ! im looking forward to see your illustrations.
Just had a look at your instagram and it looks so nice 🙂

Have fun!!

@Mr-NiftyRat you're welcome to use my thread that I started for accountability for a book project. We could update our progress weekly

@RachelArmington i see. thanks for the advice!

I'm not an expert when it comes to gesture drawing so I can't give much of a critique. But the first and third image are my favorite, I think it is becuase of the strong straights vs curves that you are playing with. Michael Parker's new course has a good section on gesture drawing (along with +400 non-nude images to draw from) and we have a course dedicated to gesture drawing coming next month! Brooklyn Walker, a character designer at Sony animation is teaching that course.

@LauraA thats true!here in Greece schools closed yesterday.hope you are safe and healthy!

@burvantill thanks a lot!I m happy for you.stay safe.

@hannahmccaffery Thank you Hannah! Good idea, the freckles :)!
I think the little boy speaks to me more too 🙂

@Katrina-Fowler These are wonderful! The lower illustration on page 12 doesn't quite read right to me though. I thought the boy was jumping down instead of up. Perhaps if the boy jumped from lower left, to center, to upper right? (Because the top boy is to the left, I started there and read down.) But I love the illustration of the girl looking up. Great!

@Leontine Thanks! Yeah the highlights on the tree ended up a little too minty for me as well.