You clearly understand the concept of wrapping contour lines around the form. The colored example shows you get how different planes connect, and most of your cylinders have convincing volume. Some of your cylinders change width abruptly between segments (like the bottom-left one in red). Try to keep the ellipses roughly the same width unless you're tapering on purpose. When a cylinder bends, the ellipse angles should gradually rotate to follow the new direction. A few of yours stay at the same angle even after the bend (top-right especially in green). For horns what i do is to start with a simple curved centerline first, then build the ellipses along that path, getting smaller toward the tip. Keep going ! This is exactly the kind of practice that builds solid fundamentals! :) Hope this helps, i'm on the artwod discord if you have more question as @drawerduck











