How do I practice studying figure proportions

[Anonymous No.4251257]

I have read the 8 figure loomis shit but how do I practice it to the point where all my figures come out proportional
I need a study plan on this
please explain in great detail I have autism

[Anonymous No.4251270]

>>4251257
>I have read the 8 figure loomis shit
Actually study the loomis plates and draw them don't just read through.

[Anonymous No.4251282]

>>4251257
you literally cannot improve your drawing skills purely by reading. you can improve your eye, you can gain knowledge, and that's all good shit but you need to actually draw too

[Anonymous No.4251291]

Remember that everything can be divided by 2. Divide any line into two (perspectively) and you've got a mark that marks the crotch. Eny body is just a basic shape of a torso with detachable parts on top of it. Consider everything in relation to that. It's really all about relativity. Don't judge proportions by heads because heads are detachable and can be resized to make the rest of the body 99999 heads or 1 head. You can always resize it as needed.
Do it with stick figures until you can do it with mannequins. It's all super easy.

[Anonymous No.4251410]

>>4251257
just apply the proportions.
you don't get it? then you probably don't understand what proportions are at all.

[Anonymous No.4251949]

>>4251291
this

[Anonymous No.4252188]

>>4251257
>study the skeleton for a week or two
>simplify its forms
>profit

[Anonymous No.4252355]

Do lots and lots of gesture drawings. They'll look shit for a while but good proportions will become second nature if you understand them already. Just practise

[Anonymous No.4255754]

>>4251257
Nigger just draw the human body until it gets easier what's so fucking hard about that

[Anonymous No.4257888]

>>4251257
If you know all you need to know for certain the only thing left is to practice it. It's not gonna happen after one try