What helped you learn perspective?

[Anonymous No.6483169]

Whats your take on Proko premium course compared to Michael Hamptons?
I am in a strange spot, where I have no issues with form or perspective, but I am not particularly interested in drawing people, however I am putting the effort anyway to learn it as I understand its pretty much a mandatory requirement.
Not interested in being an anatomist, I want to learn shapes.

All these courses making you want to learn all the muscle and bone names are a slog. Whats the Krenz method for anatomy?

[Anonymous No.6483178]

I assume you want to learn anatomy, and just mistyped the title.

Pretty much, anatomy comes down to this:
1. Learning the placement of all the muscles on the skeleton
2. Doing lots of figure d rawing

The first point helps with the "information" side of things. You just need a basic anatomy book for that. The second point is to help you draw the anatomy in a naturalistic way, to ingrain it in your memory, etc.

You can also copy Bridgman instead of Figure Drawing, but it doesn't really matter either way.

[Anonymous No.6483187]

>>6483178
Yeah, weird. I can't believe I typed perspective instead of anatomy.

Thank you for your suggestion

[Anonymous No.6483212]

>>6483187
wagmi

[Anonymous No.6483329]

>>6483169
>tfw im not a soldier with a beautiful redheaded wife who cares

[Anonymous No.6483330]

>>6483169
>What helped you learn perspective
olson

[Anonymous No.6483331]

>>6483329
Forgot pic.

[Anonymous No.6483540]

>>6483329
You are a soldier in my eyes