@saritos

Peindre

Hello Hello! Good attempt at creating complex poses but lets start with simple stuff before we dive into complex posing. You can utilize casual standing and sitting poses as good foundation practice and then move to crazy camera angles. Drawing this will be quite challenging if we do not have strong foundations. As a result, it is quite appropriate to overlay the drawing with organic shapes and styles in order to return to the basic mannequin structure. We always go back to this stage because it makes learning human anatomy easier. You can learn it using the Loomis method and a range of video courses. To approach the figure in perspective (what you tried on the foot in front), we need help from references and other resources. I can suggest tracing the stances in comparable positions for references to get a sense of how the body overlaps and how much we can actually see. It is only intended to be used until you completely grasp how to give the figure depth and volume, so do not overdo it. Hope it helps! Keep learning and pushing limits!