@saritos

Peindre

Hello! Tackling perspective and anatomy at the same time can be a very overwhelming task. I recommend picking one for practice and after that move on to the next practice subject. You did great with anatomy! Here are few my tweaks: After looking at the reference you provide for the artwork, we can tell that the neck is a little too long and the visible hand is too big. Keep this in mind when working on hands: From the base of the chin to the top of the face (where the hairline begins), hand size is determined. Muscle grouping would come next. In order to improve anatomy learning and gain a better understanding of how forms interact with one another, I strongly advise muscle grouping rather than matching the picture's outer linework. Additionally, be mindful of line weight. A thicker line may be used in areas that are closer to us, while a much thinner line may be used in areas that are farther away. That can enhance sens of dimension which is part of the anatomy learning. Try defining the face from this angle since you defined the muscles. I am aware that it can be difficult, but it is an essential part of learning! Hope it helps! Keep up with learning! You did great with your workout!