Hi! Your sausages are getting a lot better. Still, try to keep warming up with them, as they're still a bit wobbly. Also remember that the poles define how the form is (or isn't) looking at us, so be careful about how you draw it's degree.

When it comes to the bugs, they look a lot better than before, especially your lobster. The clamps look really nice.

Things you should look out for in the future:

Observe carefully your subject. The tail of the lobster doesn't look at all like the form it actually has, its more of a flat form than the sausages you drew. On your wasp, there are some forms on the belly that you could've broke down.

And the legs, your legs lack all those thin sections; it takes some control to do them right, but that control comes from screwing up a lot of times, so don't be afraid of trying.

The head of the lobster has some unconnected lines that I assume are the shell's division. That, and some other awkward lines tell me that you were working without much patience. I know these exercises can be maddening, but is better to stop if you're feeling overwhelmed, and keep working on another moment, rather than making marks without much thought.

Finally, be careful about how you add masses, there were still a lot that didn't feel very solid. Your clamp, as I said, is the place where most things came together, so try to think of how you made that when you have some masses to add. In the next lesson, you'll have to work even harder on making those added forms feel threedimensional, so its important that you keep an eye on that.

With that said, I think you're ready for next lesson. Take your time, follow all the demos, and remember the things we worked on this lesson. Good luck!