04-26-2021, 03:12 PM
Did you using a pen for the boxes? I see you like to live dangerously. 
I really like your anatomy studies, not only for the commitment but the sense of movement they have. The portraits are also great, the breadth of face types is impressive.
I don't really have any useful critiques besides maybe pointing out something you're likely aware of, that some of your eyes are slightly dislocated to the top right. It's pretty common to be blinder to angles in one direction and this is not a big deal except when it comes to faces—we're way too good at judging those. I also tend to pull eyes and even jaws sometimes into a direction (top left) and something that has been helping me to control the sliding is to sketch the rough position of the eye sockets and a bit of the eyeballs if I feel like it, postponing detailing the eyes themselves until I place and detail other facial features and the hairline. You could try something like this when you return to faces.
I really like your anatomy studies, not only for the commitment but the sense of movement they have. The portraits are also great, the breadth of face types is impressive.
I don't really have any useful critiques besides maybe pointing out something you're likely aware of, that some of your eyes are slightly dislocated to the top right. It's pretty common to be blinder to angles in one direction and this is not a big deal except when it comes to faces—we're way too good at judging those. I also tend to pull eyes and even jaws sometimes into a direction (top left) and something that has been helping me to control the sliding is to sketch the rough position of the eye sockets and a bit of the eyeballs if I feel like it, postponing detailing the eyes themselves until I place and detail other facial features and the hairline. You could try something like this when you return to faces.