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I started doing some warm up practices on Wacom Mobile Studio Pro 13. It has rather small and slippery screen, so I went with very rough drawings. This took around 2 hours I think.

The anatomy is from my memory and possibly not quite accurate, but this is how I draw from imagination.

Heads: just circles with contours to define different viewing angles. Good faces require so much patience and precision, which I didn't have
Upper torso, front: I thought using just two perpendicular cylinders but then started adding more details like collarbones and those muscles on the neck which start behind the ear and meet at base of the neck.
Upper torso, back: I felt few back views were in order to show the shoulder blades
Shoulder: this area is fascinating in terms of anatomy and range of movement
Arm and elbow: I was mostly after the elbow, but I added the upper arm and shoulder for some more context
Torso: few torsos are always welcome
Pelvis and thighs: well hello there. Of course I needed to dedicate a full row for these
Butt:...and for these too. Similar reasoning as with the upper torso, front and back views are in order.
Knee: knees are among the rarest details I draw. In most practices I just cut off the legs at thighs.
Hands: these are important to practice. I've been drawing so many hands already that I can usually handle these fairly reliably
Feet: these are also among the rarest body parts. Feet are something I have drawn even less than knees. I think I'm getting pretty good at these, it just the ankle which is somewhat hard to grasp

Description
I started doing some warm up practices on Wacom Mobile Studio Pro 13. It has rather small and slippery screen, so I went with very rough drawings. This took around 2 hours I think.

The anatomy is from my memory and possibly not quite accurate, but this is how I draw from imagination.

Heads: just circles with contours to define different viewing angles. Good faces require so much patience and precision, which I didn't have
Upper torso, front: I thought using just two perpendicular cylinders but then started adding more details like collarbones and those muscles on the neck which start behind the ear and meet at base of the neck.
Upper torso, back: I felt few back views were in order to show the shoulder blades
Shoulder: this area is fascinating in terms of anatomy and range of movement
Arm and elbow: I was mostly after the elbow, but I added the upper arm and shoulder for some more context
Torso: few torsos are always welcome
Pelvis and thighs: well hello there. Of course I needed to dedicate a full row for these
Butt:...and for these too. Similar reasoning as with the upper torso, front and back views are in order.
Knee: knees are among the rarest details I draw. In most practices I just cut off the legs at thighs.
Hands: these are important to practice. I've been drawing so many hands already that I can usually handle these fairly reliably
Feet: these are also among the rarest body parts. Feet are something I have drawn even less than knees. I think I'm getting pretty good at these, it just the ankle which is somewhat hard to grasp