What did i learn from each drawing exercise?

My Face: The drawing of my face, didn't resemble me very well, until I finally but little hair like things to the sides of my head/ears to show better. When you look at the eyes I drew,  you can tell I cannot make eyes. It looks like my picture is about to get hit by a car or something. It is like it is very very surprised.

My Hand: My hand looks lie my actually, like compared to the size and everything. The wrist I drew though does not, it is just not wrist looking at all. The fingers I saw kinda look like fingers to me, but I still thought I had to make it look more finger looking, So drew little hairs on it and now I think it is complete ad looks pretty good.

My Drawing Of Someone From Memory: The person I drew, kinda looked like the picture I drew of me until I drew the hair, The totally different hair style and the fatter noise completed the picture that is suppose to look like my cousin. I decided that it wasn't one of my best works of art, but it was okay.

Upside-Down Man: When I drew the Upside-down man, I thought i drew it well, the body was pretty close to the original drawing that were drew from. The only thing I have to say bad about is, is that they face is like a melting wax person's head. Its quite deformed. It actually made me laugh looking at it.

I never had really drawn very much and drawing in integrated art probably was the first time in a long time that I actually had drawn. When first drew my first picture, I must say it didn't look very good to me, but after that I must say that after that i drew okay, or goodish. The hand I drew was pretty good i guess, even though the hand look kinda deformed. Ha.  I learn from all of those drawings, that you need to draw thinking that that it wasn't a finger or a mouth, but just shapes.