#I wanna improve
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Google andrew loomis and george bridgeman, both have books and methods concerning learning to draw the human form
Its hard stuff tho, hard in the sense that it’ll require you focus and that you stick with it
But honestly, thats sort of a big step. Id recommended that you just draw for fun now and try to sketch over the art you like
Maybe try to replicate it better
Break it down a bit before redrawing
Try to notice the little details
You’ll get there soon enough buddy
Thank you for the advice I'm willing to put in the work just didn't really know where to start thank you.
I would suggest "draw like a sir" on YouTube for tutorials
This is a very intricate angle. I'd recommend starting with some simple sketchy flat perspective pose practices. Also experiment with realism. Knowing realism can be very helpful in giving you a foundation for your art. Keep posting your progress. You got this!
Helpful tip, when drawing guidelines draw EVERYTHING, even if it will be hidden draw everything because it will help with making it look more consistent and all of that.