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Hmnnn ok I guess I have no trouble drawing what I see, my problem is drawing what I can't see. I'm a science major, but not the science of anatomy, so I would like to become intimate enough with anatomy to do things much like your drawing of the human male knee/leg. Where you're able to see within it, as well as outside of it. Intel Wifi Link 5100 Agn Hackintosh For Sale there. So I can stop trying to be a perfectionist (especially when drawing from life, it's easy just to sit there with a photo and 'copy' the photo, in real life people are all twitchy!).

I have only taken one art class, and the guy who taught it (no names:/) was very very post post modern, and didn't want us drawing anything that resembled an actual person. SooOoo yeah, I guess I want something that's easy to understand, flows really well, and that helps me get past trying to 'copy' the person and allows me to draw the innards and outards of their form.

Make any sense? Cypherx, Makes perfect sense!:) 2 books I would recommend: 'Vilppu Drawing Manual' (by Glenn Vilppu - (self-published) About Drawing in a methodical, simplified, but beautiful way. 'Anatomy Lessons From The Great Masters' (by Robert Beverly Hale and Terence Coyle - Watson Guptill, publisher Lots of master drawings, which are great to copy. Best way to learn, imo. See Erich / El Chief's Anatomy Thread ~ he is doing copies from this book. Hope this helps.:) Cheers, ~Rebeccak. Hi Rebecca, this is my first post in these forums (cgtalk).