Greetings,

Not bad nice character! Here's a trick I learned when doing turnarounds. When you do back poses, take a piece of tracing paper and trace the silhouette of the front pose. Also I don't know how your instructor tells you to do a turn around, but generally its Front, 3/4, Side, 3/4 back, then full back. Going counterclockwise. The 3/4 front pose you have is fine, but flip him so we see his right shoulder. It'll make the turnaround flow easier. Same with the side, flip him so we see the right side. This is how I learned it. Good job!

thx for the advise, this is actualy a reinking of my first version of this. i tried to do petter pen quality on my turn arounds cause that was a further complaint by the instructor. and i beleive that i have grown past the short cut of tracing, i need to try to draw my turnarounds by hand, by perception, by key understanding of the characters hight and forms, and by keep my skills clean. since i am striving to be an animator, i need to tolerate the grudious task of drawing everything by hand, so when i get to doing all those thoudands of drawings, i can draw the characters fully and constantly with the best understanding. Working hard is what i try to do, and ill do my best to improve myself -thumbs up- thx for your advice and critiquing, i hope you can critique and give helpful advice in the future.

Sure I can do that, I'm in my 3rd year of my character animation program so I've been through a character design class before. Well remember tracing isn't cheating. You're not cheating when you are reflect the silhouette of the front pose. It just cuts your drawing time in half. All you need to do is draw the rest. Just work hard and observe alot!

id feel like id be cheating myself, not the assignment

well...whatever works for you :) Do what you have to do just tips that I've learned :) Keep up the good work.

thx