Figure Drawings - critiques and help appreciated

[deeb]

Hi. Ive been floating around for a long time and this is my first post. Well, here are figure drawings Ive done in the last year and I know I could use critiques to help me improve.

20 minute and extended poses (linked, because I didnt want to rapeyour bandwith):
http://www.d-chan.net/tempscans/20051217/200502001.jpg
http://www.d-chan.net/tempscans/20051217/200502002.jpg
http://www.d-chan.net/tempscans/20051217/200502003.jpg
http://www.d-chan.net/tempscans/20051217/200502004.jpg
http://www.d-chan.net/tempscans/20051217/200502005.jpg
http://www.d-chan.net/tempscans/20051217/200502006.jpg
http://www.d-chan.net/tempscans/20051217/200502007.jpg
http://www.d-chan.net/tempscans/20051217/200502008.jpg
http://www.d-chan.net/tempscans/20051217/200502009.jpg
http://www.d-chan.net/tempscans/20051217/200502010.jpg

I'll post more extended poses and some of my 2-,5-, and 10-minute sketches

[blacky]

Don't worry about bandwith.
Otherwise no one will take the time to view these. ALso try to cut of edges if possible.
Nice drawings. Try not to let limbs go into nowhere and sometimes proportions seem to be off (head to big I think)
You might also do some figure studies from ref (books, no photos) to gain more speed through more confidence doing these.
So long...

[timpaatkins]

Hey deeb!
Here is a tip: in photoshop, use the save for web function, and adjust the image quality slider, until its under 50 k, and stay around 800x600, Then post the pics directly in this thread, otherwise as my friend blacky stated, chances are people wont get a chance ( not bother...) to check your stuff and crit!

They look good, I llike the shapestudies, but it seems you have a tendency to draw heads to big. Dont forget that face= size of hand

Cheers Tim