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Here are three books on anatomy.
Warning, there may be nude models.

Anatomy for Sculptors:
https://frisk.page/f/xmL4v6WIMqU

Anatomy of facial expression:
https://frisk.page/f/f0iaf70djtW

Form of the head and neck:
https://frisk.page/f/mLTaoaEPlOf

Here's also a site to practice figure drawing, if you wish:
https://line-of-action.com/?continueFlag=c875355178685c0b313ae265fb1efd45

Keep in mind to distinguish between the from (structure) and the flow (position/rythm) of a body. Dont hyper focus on proportions when drawing 2d paintings, as they are not constant and are up to the author to draw them in a believable way. Draw something that visually looks good, not something that's correct on a technical level.

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File: 1778105647183.png (1.26 MB, 700x960, Steve-Huston-Figure-Drawing-for-Artists-5.png)

Here are three books on anatomy.
Warning, there may be nude models.

Anatomy for Sculptors; Anatomy of facial expression; Form of the head and neck:
https://frisk.page/f/mLTaoaEPlOf

Here's also a site to practice figure drawing, if you wish:
https://line-of-action.com/?continueFlag=c875355178685c0b313ae265fb1efd45

Keep in mind to distinguish between the from (structure) and the flow (position/rythm) of a body. Dont hyper focus on proportions when drawing 2d paintings, as they are not constant and are up to the author to draw them in a believable way. Draw something that visually looks good, not something that's correct on a technical level.

Saved by Zoot_O [Mod edit]
Zoot_ONo.1
File: 1778105647183.png (1.26 MB, 700x960, Steve-Huston-Figure-Drawing-for-Artists-5.png)

Here are three books on anatomy.
Warning, there may be nude models.

Anatomy for Sculptors:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1fUXfzCtgKotve4bk1VAGVLGQxMiGZIXk/view?usp=sharing

Anatomy of facial expression:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/16YOWPx1yE1-ZDKIr0xVc1add4wON9AyD/view?usp=sharing

Form of the head and neck:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xaZUPw37enjMMngjNpiIvbg27RGm9vP-/view?usp=sharing

Here's also a site to practice figure drawing, if you wish:
https://line-of-action.com/?continueFlag=c875355178685c0b313ae265fb1efd45

Keep in mind to distinguish between the from (structure) and the flow (position/rythm) of a body. Dont hyper focus on proportions when drawing 2d paintings, as they are not constant and are up to the author to draw them in a believable way. Draw something that visually looks good, not something that's correct on a technical level.