Best drawing specific objects books according to redditors

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u/LazySketcher · 4 pointsr/learnart

Here's what's worked for me so far:

Skim through Loomis books.

Do not use drawing on the right side of the brain or keys to drawing.

Pick up Scott Robertson's how to draw.

Practice until you built up good control over your lines and visualize shapes. (This step will probably take months.)

Do a shit ton of figure drawing (observation exercise only)

recommended: quickposes (site), croquiscafe (youtube), line-of-action (site)

After some exposure to quickposes with a focus on observation, you can now use michael hamptons book for more understanding/correcting.

Continue figure drawing (add construction now). Attend life model drawing if you can.

Learn/Study anime/manga style simultaneously:

Some resources for anime/manga:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCY-tGAhulrOzRd6n1mLZwSg/videos (Jp with eng subs, simplified contents to show beginner vs pro difference)

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRYuHKwhgfCighvhR3n151w/videos (jp no subs, anime gesture/perspective/anatomy, recommended to turn subs on cc and follow the videos as best as you can)

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDtAvTQ71BkcCS5CP7kbAeA/videos (kr no subs, art academy focused on anime, just see generalized techniques not too much content here; they also have twitter)

https://www.youtube.com/user/Newey02/videos (kr artist, explains anatomy, general process in simplified manner that you can kinda watch on)

https://www.pixiv.net/howto (behind paywall i think? sorry have membership so won't know, filter by top if you can)

https://www.amazon.com/How-Draw-Manga-Unforgettable-Characteristics/dp/4766118227/ref=sr_1_85?ie=UTF8&qid=1527533828&sr=8-85&keywords=how+to+sketch+manga (how to Draw Manga Sketching Manga volume 1-5, no longer making English version, but you can find translated pdf online and buy the raw jp books)

u/BusyDreaming · 2 pointsr/tattoos

Use a reference or sourcebook.

Like this

don't want to buy it ? go to the library.

u/altayeo · 1 pointr/stopdrinking

Here's the coloring book I have and then to the many others "Honey Badger Coloring" has! I love it! My mom got it for me. Haha.

[Sweary AF: Fckity Fck Fck Fck: An Irreverent & Hilarious Antistress Sweary Adult Colouring Gift] (
https://www.amazon.com/dp/164001117X/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_TQTIAbTQNH6X9)

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u/GSV-ZeroGravitas · 1 pointr/CasualUK

You are not alone. Amazon link

Best seller.
A Swear Word Coloring Book for Adults: Sweary AF: Fckity Fck Fck Fck Paperback – 18 Sep 2017

EDIT> I'm NOT affiliated to the company. It's just a damn handy reference tool.

u/callouskitty · 1 pointr/learnart

Definitely would recommend everything by Hogarth. Dynamic Figure Drawing is one of my favorites.

I have trouble recommending a particular book on realistic face drawing, but the book which helped me the most in terms of synthesizing expressions was How to Draw Anime and Game Characters Vol 2: Expressing Emotions.. I think it's a good place to start with faces because there are fewer variables to worry about. It has really helped my realistic portraiture too.