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Yes, i know i'm going to be bashed ^_^ but i gotta take the lashes now before i can dish 'em out lata. lol xd AAAANNNNYYYWAAAYYYSSS...what i'd really like is for you to crit my general proportions and stuff. i have here several drawings (WIPS) [i don't expect you to crit all, but more specific help on the first 3 would be nice], and i'd like the major flaws common in all to be pointed out so i can work on it biggrin it doesn't matter that i've put on clothes and stuff. i know i should've waited until i got down the general anatomy, but dressing them is the most enjoyable part and i couldn't resist 4laugh So i'm quite prepared to erase most, if not start over, the drawing.
Drawing 1:

Drawing 2

Drawing 3
These 3 are the most recent.
Drawing 4
[coloured WIP] I was told that this one has numerous anatomical errors, to numerous to mention. Please mention a few of them to me so that i won't repeat it again! Drawn in early September 07.
Drawing 5
This was done sometime during the summer. I really like the hair, but i hate the rest of it xp
Drawing 6
[coloured] This is the oldest one here.

Your clothes are much better than your anatomy. You have a really good use of line weight in the clothes, especially in the girls wearing skirts.

The bodys are odd in many ways, the first girl who has the best face has a really weird elbow and wrist, I can almost bend my real arm that way but I wouldn't unless I was trying to pull a muscle. The other arm seems to be lacking a hand.

The girl blowing in the wind is nice from the chest down, her right hand is a bit boxy and small but otherwise it all looks fairly natural and has that same use of thick and thin lines which makes your work appealing.

Have done life drawing classes I have to say even if you heard it a thousand times it IS the best thing for practicing anatomy and you will be able to look through your sketch book like a flip book animation and see your work improving.

Anatomy is just practice <3 I find it helpful when drawing limbs to think of the start and end so in the case of your arm, the finger is the end and the shoulder is the start. You know you want the finger on the face so draw it in how you want it then work backwards connecting the joints

The wrist does not bend 90 degrees to the side like that, so you would have to either lift the elbow up away from her body or rotate the finger around like so