I wouldn't say the technique is groundbreaking by any means but the choice of a high energy catchy song and simply focusing on a small portion of the skeleton done so far (so as to not drag it out) really hit the spot (besides it is always good to take a break and consolidate what had been learned over the last 10 odd lessons). It took what was becoming a little monotonous and repetitive and injected new vigour into it :). After drawing the main torso of the skeleton so many times already, it was really good to push the envelope and enter a speed sketching mode.
I watched this video several times and was sketching on par with Riven in no time with the same degree of quality, on average I could speed sketch the front, side and back in a little over 5 minutes. 5 minutes to sketch all that, :D I was grinning eagerly for days after that. Often my fingers were itching to just put pencil to paper for no reason that because I could. hehe.
Here's a sample of one of my speed sketches, most others I did have been drawn over or lost.
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