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Anatomy done well is such a treat to observe. I thoroughly enjoy the demonstration of the skeleton, and muscle whilst maintaining skin folds. Things like the zygomatic, or the ribcage into the curved hips are really nice touches as well as the muscle fiber from the biceps.
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Just practice drawing the body from a front view with no pose. You can even just draw the torso, arms, legs, etc individually at first. Then practice drawing at angles like side and 3/4.
I was recently inspired by this post here to want to draw women's bodies. The problem is, I have no idea where to start and what techniques to use. Are there any resources and tips to give me for starting out?
Sinix design (YouTube channel) has a tutorial on butts and hips and the whole lower torso, which I would recommend checking out. His tutorials improved my female bodies by a whole bunch. Now my females actually look attractive instead of weird. Also, the torso is a bit long.
Everything else is looking good, and once you get down those proportions you can start trying more dynamic poses, and experiment with line weight. Feminine bodies have soft lines and curves, masculine bodies have heavy lines and angles (in general). Don't worry about your style.
Boring? Considering your proportions are out of whack and exaggerated, you could use the practice. It'll make your drawings improve faster than drawing the same contour body over and over hoping it gets better. Focus on form and not details, clothing, faces, hair. Just the shapes and rendering.
