Hey, hey! You did fine, man. The construction isn't too bad, and the proportions are mostly accurate, but just remember that perspective also applies to the face, as some of the features are a bit misaligned. Also, both the neck and right side of the face for the man lack volume, giving the impression that that's exactly where they cut off. Remember, we want to think of things as 3d forms. Not only that, but his mastoid muscles don't exactly originate from behind the ear, breaking the anatomy. These relationships are things we constantly need to think about as artists, so definitely watch out next time! Anyway, for the woman, you did pretty good. It's mostly just the same issues. Misaligned features, perspective, yada, yada. We need to draw the eye that's farther from us shorter than the other because as forms rotate, volume from one side will be lost, and we're viewing the other eye dead on, aligning with the center of vision (which dictates how much of the side planes will be seen based on how far a subject is from it) .Also, raise the slope and volume of the shoulders up a bit, representing the connection between the trapezius and neck, not only for anatomical accuracy, because women's shoulders usually tend to have a slope and be more curved compared to men. Also, if you really want to capture the look of hair well, try to see the silhouette in big, confident, simple shapes instead of individual strands. Lots of pros draw like this, and it's a huge game-changer when doing master studies or just life drawing like you did. You can even exaggerate the silhouette, if you have to. Keep these rules in mind, and boom! You can get more accuracy, easily break down subjects, while also mainting structure like i did here. Overall, great work, and keep it up! Hope this helps! | Artwod Feedback