Is it worth buying proko's courses? I keep reading books,

>>2925302
no

>>2925302
yes

>>2925302
you don't just read them, you practice their teachings, nuggerbutter!

Proko's course has probably helped me remember more anatomical minutiae than anything else-it's probably the best money I've spent on art instruction so far to be honest, family. Still waiting for his FUCKING leg muscle videos though. Also I really wish he had an abridged version of his videos without the goofy jokes. I don't mind it a few times around but when you're watching the same video a dozen times or so they're even more insufferable than usual.

I really like his newer Anatomy in Motion videos in particular-probably better and more useful than his model photos.

>>2925302
Watch the free videos first.

>>2925316
It's just that, when I read these books, it feels like I'm not really learning, since it's not interactive.

>>2925379
you literally cannot get better without actual application and hands on practice anon

>>2925397
I mean, you're not wrong. I just feel like reading, and copying by drawing from these books aren't helping me. I'm just assuming it's because it's the way I'm learning.

>>2925302
there's a few on rutracker.org

>>2925437
sankyuu

Proko's courses are about as interactive as your art books so if it's the interactivity you're looking for, take a class somewhere.