07-01-2017, 06:57 AM
Hey dude, welcome and good start posting. from what i see, i recommend you check out this, http://www.dorian-iten.com/ particularly the accuracy guide.
As well as that your lines are a bit tentative and 'scratchy' ie using lots of small marks to make a longer line. A good way of learning to simplify angles and distance is to use straight lines to draw the main angles of the curved lines in your reference. This is a more structural approach and aids in boiling things down into primitive forms (boxes, wedges, cylinders etc) first. Work on learning and practicing the general proportions of the body first very then you can work on perspective and form. Drawabox.com has solid beginner exercises on the fundamentals of drawing and perspective, i recommend you do those as well.
good luck!
As well as that your lines are a bit tentative and 'scratchy' ie using lots of small marks to make a longer line. A good way of learning to simplify angles and distance is to use straight lines to draw the main angles of the curved lines in your reference. This is a more structural approach and aids in boiling things down into primitive forms (boxes, wedges, cylinders etc) first. Work on learning and practicing the general proportions of the body first very then you can work on perspective and form. Drawabox.com has solid beginner exercises on the fundamentals of drawing and perspective, i recommend you do those as well.
good luck!