i like it...for one because I skateboard...lol

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very nice sketch. I like it. Interaction btw props is always inspirational because the possibilities are endless ^^. The skateboard came out really well, but it does look a little small. If he stood on this, he would have room to move his position. The thickness is on point, the perspective is "mmmm" ^^.

I have problems with drawing a pose like this, so I love the way you drew the crotch area (i know, sounds dirty). A few things about the figure does seem to conflict:

Very thin neck, very broad shoulders. he looks like a skinny guy, so (to me at least, this could be a style conflict), his neck muscles (the ones that go / and \ ...i think its called the trapezius) and the shoulders could be worked with.

His right leg looks like it would start hurting after a while. I dont know, im in class, so i cant sit down like this. If im incorrect....shoot me.

Do you draw through your your objects? Did you draw your figure like glass? Did you draw your leg through the arm? Did you draw the Skateboard through the body? If you did....keep it up! If not, then try and start doing it. I find this to be a better way to draw for a few reasons, the ability to actually get your proportions more correctly, the ability to place things better because your can actually see things. You get a better sense of forshortening. In this piece, it looks as if your afraid to let the arm not show, or not sure if it should...or what have you. Drawing through = confidence..and confidence = better artwork!

Plus, it saves time and frustration from the rough and painful (but always viable) brute force of trial and error.

Keep it up, i love seeing your work. If you dont do more work, i shall msg you and hassle you!! ^_^

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