Day two. ~1h30m
I'm terrible at drawing humans so suggestions would be most helpful.
Study anatomy. Draw from life/photos. Practice regularly.
Loomis' book Figure Drawing For All It's Worth comes highly recommended and is a good place to start. For additional study I'd recommend finding a copy of The Artist's Guide to Human Anatomy by Gottfried Bammes, as well as George Bridgman's books on the subject.
If you don't have the opportunity to draw from life there are tons of good reference photos online. My go-to for female anatomy is SenshiStock on deviant art (keep in mind that link may contain nsfw stuff.).
Day three, ~1hr
10-20 minutes on each drawing, wacom bamboo, artrage....
Time: 45 minutes
Something to go with the last one.
Time: 3.5 hours
I read them! Nice work!Notes: Does anyone read these? Anyway, portrait of Brenda Bakke from some space(?) movie.
Day five, ~1h20m.
Time: 45 minutes
Medium: Photoshop CS5.1, Intuos4, Space Navigator
Notes: Same exercise as yesterday. Tried adding reflections to the sand.
Day 2 + 3:
More watercolor and ink shenanigans. A quick portrait of another GW2 character, followed by okami inspired impy things. About 30 minutes each.
(from day 1)