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Anatomy and Perspective: The Fundamentals of Figure Drawing Charles Oliver
Publisher: Dover Publications

Drawing the figure in perspective well is really a combination of being adept at three drawing fundamentals; perspective, proportion and anatomy. There is a lot to a Rather, you'd start with "basic anatomy", "basic perspective" et cetera and work your way up to "advanced anatomy", "advanced perspective", There is a Drawing from life. If I could draw portraits, I could draw anything! Books and resources to learn figure drawing. Find model drawing classes in your area! I would say take your time on fundamentals and learn from net or books. Seated Figure Front Block-in * Standing Figure Back Block-in * Standing Figure Front Shading Part 1 * Standing Figure Front Shading Part 2 * Shading Refinement and Closing Statements. This can range for drawing a candle in your room to painting the largest building of the town. Portraiture is considered to be the ultimate test of your drawing skills because it incorporates all that one learns about light, perspective, shading, proportion and anatomy. This greatly increases your sense of depth and values. An attempt at listing the fundamentals. I understood the anatomy of the skeleton Burne Hogarth's book takes the fundamentals of drawing the human figure from basic principles and then expands on those topics to draw figures dynamically, for we are not all stationary stick figures. Along with Drawing and life drawing, hell you might as well do painting too. I did have a good understanding of anatomy, but it was from a biological perspective, not an artistic perspective (I took a lot of science classes in College). Composition, lighting, figure drawing, perspective and anatomy right?