[ImageOmega]

Wow, I was surprised to learn that one of the recommended books was "Bridgman's Complete Guide to Drawing from Life" which I own =)

I was also wonderin if anyone has seen or have Jack Hamm's "Drawing: The head and figure"
Seems to relate a lot to what Fred was sayin, at least the head portion...

Also, out of all those loomis books, which is one of the better ones or best one to start w/? I'm sure they're all invaluable as an actual series, but which one should I try to grab first (say to grasp the basics as best as possible).

Thanks

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[Fred Flick Stone]

Hamm is great, heap loads of info. For loomis, start with head and hands or figure drawing for all its worth...Then step up to creative illustration...