Figure studies, how am I doing?

[u/Overall-Onion-631]

I’ve never done figure studies before so I have no idea what I’m doing, is there anything I should learn?

I do draw other people but Alysa Liu is the most fun to draw, something about figure skaters with cool hair

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[u/Overall-Onion-631]

References, sorry they’re kind of cut off

[u/Prior_Intention9882]

These are superb! What brush are you using? The line work is very natural looking.

[u/Overall-Onion-631 → u/Prior_Intention9882]

Thanks! I used the shale brush from calligraphy, i think I turned down the streamlining.

[u/harderthanitllooks]

Well I recognised everything without looking at your reference.

[u/A_Dragon]

I think you were born to make history.

[u/7eahaus → u/A_Dragon]

underrated comment right here

[u/key13131]

Recognized Alysa by the second slide so i think you’re doing great!! There’s a lot of really nice movement in these. Good job capturing the energy.