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Drawrering - Jack - 06-17-2009 I wanted to get back into sketching/drawing (been a good 10 years), but I have no idea where to start. I'd rather not get any of those cheesy "How to Drawr Spiderman!" books or anything, but I'd learn best with a book or something if you guys know any good ones. I never used to trace things because I felt that was gay/cheating. But is that how people learn? I DID used to draw other people's stuff, but I'd recreate it by drawing side by side, not by tracing. Not a fan of teh manga style. Go. Drawrering - Android-18 - 06-17-2009 In art class we learned to just pick up a pencil and draw. We would draw anything around us. You could start by drawing your hand, or by drawing a bowel of fruit. My brother bought those mini maniquins that you can move around and position how you want so that you can draw bodies properly. Drawrering - Rem-13 - 06-17-2009 Yeah, art books have never done it for me, I've learned what I learned from just drawing. Started out with teh manganations, then comics, and later real life (which is of course where I should have STARTED). Of course I am not that good so take it with salt. Here's something I had laying around. http://rapidshare.com/files/117511306/Burne_Hogarth.rar.html also http://i39.tinypic.com/2yv9mrl.jpg |