On what order should i read Loomis' books ?

>>2404111
his daughter is HOT

>>2404148
wonder how she is right now
*ehm ehm* slightly OT

>>2404148
loomis has a way with drawing hot babes

>>2404148
Remember that era where white girls weren't fat and ugly?

>>2406733

you live in the USA don't you

>>2406738
maybe he is from UK

>>2406738
Yes and I'm tired of all the ugly fat women. And guys.

>>2404111

head and hands.
Figure drawing
Creative Illustration+Successful Drawing

Also I would suggest Hogarth for volume (his art is stylized but he was the first one who game me the visualization of body as a volume. Also he has crazy drawing with multiple body poses that can teach you to change your pose drastically and loosen up so that you don't get stuck in a pose that doesn't work. Also his book on drapery is good)

Bridgman is good when it comes to volume.

Bammes (german book) is great when it comes to muscle definition, location and movement.

Fuck me, that fringe is UMPH. It's like a wild splash of water curling over a rock at the river during summer.

I need more sketches with fringes like that, yes please.

>>2406772
I'm sure most women are tired of 500lb neckbeard betas as well AKA you.

>he fell for the loomemes
Loomis isn't the be all and end all, the books are pretty trash if you don't supplement them with other resources.

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>>2406888
Woah buddy, calm down on the projecting there :^)

>>2406892
>>Loomis isn't the be all and end all
No one is saying that it is though...
>>if you don't supplement them with other resources
No one is saying that they aren't...

>>2406860
i dare say you dont need head and hands but i agree with this order.