Anonymous asked: ceej can you recommend any books or videos for learning perspective and anatomy?
Anything you find and anything you see, save it and study each bc you’ll understand why each of the artists prefer drawing the objects their way and you’ll have the ideas and understandings altogether ‘ v ‘ b
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A prof once recommended a book by George Bridgman. I can’t remember the title but he told us that any Bridgman book was good stuff to check out to learn from 
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