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>>3940116
Good improvement from last time, anon keep it up. Practice a few more of these. Keep doing the gesture and construction. Then go study basic anatomy with Michael Hampton. Learn your basic perspective too. Notice how the right thigh is facing towards view. Try to draw that as a box where the knee is the bottom view of the box. Notice also that the ridges of the pelvis can be seen on the skin (study your own), so you can draw that box larger and have it fill that whole space. Same with the rib-cage.
After all that, if you want, try to draw from imagination.
>any advice at getting better at drawing with the whole arm?
Draw bigger like the other reply suggested. Find a big paper and get used to doing sweeping motions. Then go back to your tablet and apply it. It helps to slightly hover your hand from the tablet if it causes friction. You can achieve the same effect with a smaller pad no problem. But when it comes to smaller parts of the drawing, like say drawing eyes, etc, you can use your wrist again. Just try to get used to drawing fluid lines from the shoulder.