@Jonathan Musso Very nice work

Hi everyone. As the title says, I am looking to improve my ability to correct my drawings. I can see the errors, but I end up making a mess on the page if I try to draw over my work. When sculpting or 3d modelling, I will just blast out shapes that need to be fixed, move proportions, etc. Whilst drawing, I don't have this skillset quite developed yet, as I am nowhere near experienced drawing as I am with those other mediums. At the moment, I am thinking of drawing larger and much lighter. So it gives me wiggle room to make adjustments without erasing. Also, I find I am drawing quite rigidly while trying to adhere to the steps in the lectures. Not very loose, as if I am trying to lay down the "perfect" mark the first time. I hope this makes sense and if anyone has any suggestions I am all ears. Thanks!

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Here are my first attempts at 5 minute head studies for the figure drawing module. Finding it challenging to draw with undercup grip at such a small size. May change to overhand grip when drawing so small, or make my next studies substantially larger.

I keep my pad between my knees against a tables edge and draw but this causes instability. For example vertical lines sometimes get tilted and I notice them later. I have also kept the pad on my thigh but I don't like it. Any tips if someone has overcame that instability?