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I'll repost my question from last thread.

What's a good book with exercises to try?

I've read a bunch of books about art, but I barely get a chance to try drawing shit and I'm really behind on it.

I've been drawing crap for too long and I just recently got a critique that gave me a reality check about it, mentioning how my drawings lack any formal foundations and that I should try re-learning anatomy again.
Before that I used to study Loomis' plates while I drew, but it only helped me to keep bare proportions right, without understanding the anatomy behind it.

Any ideas?

TL;DR: my drawings are shit, must go back to fundamentals, but i need a book with exercises and not so much on theory.

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