
Almost all of your drawings are in the same pose, though I have noticed you've moved from putting characters' hands behind their backs to having the hands visible. Don't forget you always have a reference for your hands right in front of you.
Though humans are differently-shaped we have common proportions. Once you have these memorised it becomes much easier to sketch out humans without references.
You seem to favour a cartoony style to a realistic one, but don't forget that you still have to learn the basics before you can distort. You have a manga-y vibe going on - don't fall into the woefully common trap of thinking that because manga is simplistic you can skip learning anatomy and proportion. John K's blog is an excellent resource for cartoonists: johnkstuff.blogspot.com/
Here's an excellent resource for human figure drawing: fineart.sk/ (may be NSFW, contains photos of nudes)
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Though humans are differently-shaped we have common proportions. Once you have these memorised it becomes much easier to sketch out humans without references.
You seem to favour a cartoony style to a realistic one, but don't forget that you still have to learn the basics before you can distort. You have a manga-y vibe going on - don't fall into the woefully common trap of thinking that because manga is simplistic you can skip learning anatomy and proportion. John K's blog is an excellent resource for cartoonists: johnkstuff.blogspot.com/
Here's an excellent resource for human figure drawing: fineart.sk/ (may be NSFW, contains photos of nudes)

i never met an emo kid fat enough to wobble
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Thu 11 Dec 2008, 0:19,
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so her paedo stepdad can threaten them with attorneys at lol.
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