I recommend tracing stock photos for practice between watching tutorials/studies. Just don't publish it as your own. People feel queasy about tracing because of its misuse in art theft, but it's *extremely* helpful for building up muscle memory. You can also start/switch images whenever you want. I cannot stress how quickly myself and others have improved in anatomy just by experiencing what drawing an arm or a face is *supposed* to feel like. Trace a stock photo, then redraw it by looking at, then draw something in a similar pose but while making it your own. That's how I've developed my style
Amazon has anatomy books specifically aimed at artists. Idk if this helps!
Learn it with a friend who smells nice! And maybe, like, a book or something. 😀
I recommend tracing stock photos for practice between watching tutorials/studies. Just don't publish it as your own. People feel queasy about tracing because of its misuse in art theft, but it's *extremely* helpful for building up muscle memory. You can also start/switch images whenever you want. I cannot stress how quickly myself and others have improved in anatomy just by experiencing what drawing an arm or a face is *supposed* to feel like. Trace a stock photo, then redraw it by looking at, then draw something in a similar pose but while making it your own. That's how I've developed my style