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Anatomy and Perspective: The Fundamentals of Figure Drawing Charles Oliver
Publisher: Dover Publications

I self-published a book on the fundamentals of drawing from life. Drawing the figure in perspective well is really a combination of being adept at three drawing fundamentals; perspective, proportion and anatomy. Seated Figure Front Block-in * Standing Figure Back Block-in * Standing Figure Front Shading Part 1 * Standing Figure Front Shading Part 2 * Shading Refinement and Closing Statements. Name: landscapes3.jpg Views: 275 Size: 293.3 KB I've decided to dedicate at least the next month solely to focusing on strengthening my core fundamental art skills. Http://www.amazon.com/Fundamentals-D8951905&sr=8-1 Originally Posted by Artimatum View Post. Learning how to draw is never easy. In looking down the length of the body, you can see each of these levels as manifestations of the elemental forces associated with the chakras, a series of focal points arranged along the central column of the body in a Yogic conception of energy anatomy. Looking at the body from an angle as manifestations of patterns of energy. Here I post examples of my figure drawings in which not only the extremities but the entire body is seen from a foreshortened perspective. In celebration of Christmas, and all things good, I have made my drawing book available in printable PDF form, for free, to be downloaded. It takes a lot of time to practice and you need to have good guidelines and tutorials to follow. If you want to learn how to draw from life, the book will help get you there.