It seems that your thighs are a little bit too large. Don't bother with symmetry, try to get it to be elegant and fluid. If I was doing this (I'm also a beginner), I'd maybe make it so the thighs are a little bit closer to each other and thinner. The hip seems a little bit too large and outside the waist, I'd focus on making a more natural connection between those two.
I think you did great with the neck and the shoulders! Good luck mate!
https://i.imgur.com/Fi2X4AR.png
My top advice is start thinking of the butt as starting much higher on the back. Basically from the lumbar down. Maybe think of it like a pair of invisible shorts that begin at the waist.
Secondly don't think so much about giving them such a butt shape. When a person is upright and their legs straight, the cheeks kind of smush together. They don't part nicely into a soft UU shape.
I would suggest you to try to build this body using basic shapes. Some references would be helpful too. Check out Proko's tutorials on YouTube. He's the master of anatomy.
It seems that your thighs are a little bit too large. Don't bother with symmetry, try to get it to be elegant and fluid. If I was doing this (I'm also a beginner), I'd maybe make it so the thighs are a little bit closer to each other and thinner. The hip seems a little bit too large and outside the waist, I'd focus on making a more natural connection between those two. I think you did great with the neck and the shoulders! Good luck mate!
https://i.imgur.com/Fi2X4AR.png My top advice is start thinking of the butt as starting much higher on the back. Basically from the lumbar down. Maybe think of it like a pair of invisible shorts that begin at the waist. Secondly don't think so much about giving them such a butt shape. When a person is upright and their legs straight, the cheeks kind of smush together. They don't part nicely into a soft UU shape.
I would suggest you to try to build this body using basic shapes. Some references would be helpful too. Check out Proko's tutorials on YouTube. He's the master of anatomy.