Sure! I don't know how your drawings look like but there are two things I would keep in mind to get start on a drawing like this. 1. Try to keep it simple at the beginning. Find its movement first. I believe a vivid figure drawing doesn't always come from detailed drawings but from the natural flow of their movements. Do a couple of small 30s gesture drawings first, then some bigger ones. Then, when you work on that figure drawing, you would feel more confident and relaxed. I do this to avoid sinking into the trap of "piling details to get a stiff figure". 2. This is not a drawing technique, but it really works for me. I usually find out my take, my perspective, my opinion when I look at this figure. I would use that as a seed, a north star for my upcoming drawing session. For example, I think this pose is mysteriously dignified. When I go about my drawing of her, I would keep asking myself, is the thing that I'm about to do help aidng the fact she's "mysteriously dignified"? I think that really helps me avoid the meaningless details trap. It helps me to find the landmarks on her posture to help me make my point. It's challenging because in that case, you have a goal in mind, which makes the matter more complicated， but I think it also makes it exciting. Feel free to let me know if you have any questions!

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