-foreshortening seems inconsistent in arrows(arrows don't compress or expand at a consistent rate.) Line work could also benefit from more confidence. I suggest warming up with the superimposed lines exercise but have an emphasis on curved lines.

-Organic Forms: Sausage forms could benefit from having a more organic direction to them and less of those sharp curves.

Sometimes it's hard to tell which side is facing the viewer on the Contour Ellipses since the smaller ellipse can be seen twice or incorrectly following the contour of the form.The width of the forms should be kept more consistent in the future, at times they will randomly bulge or taper.

Ellipses and curves properly describe the contour of the sausage form, good job there.

-Textures: You've done an excellent job both in the texture study and in the dissections. The texture study is quite comprehensive and the gradient from light to dark is mostly consistent, however I would suggest not going too dark on the midtone area (or further exaggerating the dark area). Again, you've done a great job with the dissections. The gradient from dark to light is clearly visible and all the contours read loud and clear. The only one that doesn't seem quite is right to me is the chrome texture, but I can't really judge it since I don't know what the reference image looked like.

Form Intersections: Not much to write about, pretty solid overall.

Organic Intersections: I suggest that you keep in mind the weight of the forms. At times they're stiff when they should be pulled down by gravity. Other times their width is inconsistent and they'll taper or bulge at one end. Try to keep them simpler going forward.

Action Plan: I'm marking this lesson as complete, you've done a solid job. I will suggest that during your warm-ups you keep practicing your arrows and organic forms, as well as the Organic Intersections exercise. As I mentioned previously, you could also stand to benefit from warming up with the superimposed lines exercise but focus on curves.

Good Luck going forward!

-Slyx