Very cool! I love that you filled a whole page with these practice sketches! Also, congrats for being consistent! Keep up the grind! I love how you practice a bit of perspective with those wet floor signs. That's amazing; if you can keep identifying real-world objects and challenging yourself to draw them, you'll develop excellent observational skills. Based on your sketches, I'd suggest that the next thing for you to practice would be drawing straight, confident, quick lines. Currently your lines tend to be a little wobbly. That might be because a) you are drawing the line rather slowly, b) you are drawing from your wrist. I recommend this: Before you draw squares and shapes, on a clean page, first place two dots, and try drawing a single line to connect those two dots. For extra points, try lifting your hand from the paper and move your whole forearm, starting the motion at your elbot! Start at a distance of about an inch in between the dots. When the line comes out looking nice and smooth and confident (i.e. no wobbliness), then try increasing the distance to two inches. This exercise will teach your hand-eye coordination to draw beautiful, confident strokes! One of the most underrated foundational skills one can work on. | Artwod Feedback