Hey guys, it's been a little while since I've posted anything. I've been spending a lot of time doing work and going to school and I'm really starting to strike a chord with my artwork.
I hope you like it, please let me know if there's anything I need to work on or if you want to see more because this is just a small sample of what I've been up to.

Chinese Vase with Persimmons
Oil on Canvas
9" x 12"

20 Minute Studies
Oil on Canvas
8" x 10"

Bull with Salsa
Oil on Canvas
20" x 16"

Skull and Cherry Blossoms
Oil on Canvas
16" x 20"

Portrait of Callie
Oil on Canvas
9" x 12"

Cabaret
Charcoal on Newsprint
18" x 24"

Female Portrait 1
Charcoal on Newsprint
18" x 24"

Female Portrait 2
Charcoal on Newsprint
18" x 24"

Standing Male Nude
Charcoal on Newsprint
18" x 24"

Sleeping Nude
Charcoal on Newsprint
18" x 24"

Seated Male Nude
Charcoal on Newsprint
18" x 24"

Flour Sacks
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This is what I'm working on right now. It's a master-copy after Jacob Collins "Candace".
Candace
Oil on canvas
18" x 24"
I'd love feedback on this one specifically as it's something I'm currently working on. Thanks guys!
I'm rather envious of your skills with oils!
Also the lance stabbing through the flour sack there seems to enter and exit at different heights.
e: Yeah, the lack of any real hard shadows might be it.
one thing I'm seeing is that you don't have a lot of hard-edged shadows in your figure work
Moar.
Here's my Intermediate Figure Drawing final from last semester.
Charcoal on Paper
42" x 68"
And here's a photo of it compared to about half of the class's finals.
We were supposed to use a reference photo which we took ourselves of models we had in class and create a drawing that was twice the size of our regular 18" x 24" sized paper. I was one of the only people to actually draw the full figure and the only one to work in the scale I did. I had a lot of fun with it and really want to do another just like it.
edit: Uploaded new photo in second post.
Thanks for the critique Ryan, most of these...actually all of them are 20 minute poses. It is a bit of a mad dash to the finish but I do think I could slow down a little and analyze the edges more. Are there any areas that stand out to you specifically that need more clarification? Any areas that I should focus on while drawing?
Saltiness: there's a bunch of us in this forum that go there actually. Me and 1900 are there right now and Mars has gone there too. Did you graduate from here?