How do I draw correctly in perspective ?

what is with the influx of beginners making their own threads? is it truly summer now

>>2978339
what do you mean, if that's your work you already know

https://www.handprint.com/HP/WCL/tech10.html

>>2978339
body looks great but the face is way behind

Not op, but I understand perspective and I can construct scenes just fine but whenever I try to put person into the scene everything just falls apart.
I can't really wrap my head around it, especially if the person isnt just standing stiff / straight up.
Are there any good tutorials or books that cover figure drawing in perspective in depth?

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>>2978339
Read Perspective Made Easy
helped me out alot.

>>2978339
you can pretty easily guesstimate perspective once you've got a bit more experience with the ol' still lifes and what not, i think it's still is important to learn at least the basic theory though, so you know what you're looking at.

obviously if you want to do architectural drawings and other inorganic things like that it's best to actually know your shit though.