Life Drawing - (Week 5)

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For this week's life drawing session, we had a different model which was interesting, as I would really like to draw as many varied body types and people as possible and learn to draw them. The world is full of diverse and unique people, and I would really like to reflect that in my drawings and especially my animation characters.
As with last time, we had different sections of the session where we had different lengths of time for each pose, so in the first part, we had 10 minutes per pose, then 2 minutes, then 30 seconds, and finally we had a 20 minute pose at the end.

30 second poses:
Some of my favourite, more dynamic poses:
 

These are the slightly longer poses where we first did a small silhouette thumbnail in the corner before starting the larger version:











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