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Oublie la phrase “il n’est jamais trop tard”. Quand j’ai lu ton titre, je m’attendais à quelqu’un 40ans qui pose le question. T’as 20 ans.. tu as toujours le temps de tout faire! C’est maintenant qu’il faut commencer, voilà des astuces importantes: - pratique tout les jours, d’une manière consciente (dessiner juste pour dessiner ne change rien) - dessin le monde réel non pas à partir de photos ou écrans. Nos cerveaux voient le monde en 3D, il faut l’entraîner pour transformer cela en 2D. (super important ça! fait du dessin modèle nu, ça te permet de connaître du monde qui vont t’aider à voir tes fautes et améliorer) - tout ce que t’as besoin c’est un Bic et un notebook. si t’as envies d’explorer les moyens et médiums vas y, mais ne te sens pas obligé (astuce que j’ai entendu de Ian McQue) - achete ce livre: Michel Lauricella il a aussi un autre livre, je te le conseille si tu aimes celui là. - ENTRAINE TOI

I had this book https://www.amazon.fr/Morpho-Anatomie-artistique-Michel-Lauricella/dp/2212139144 as a reference but I don't have it anymore and yeah, it was a great help, I should rebuy it when I can.

Thanks for the advice, anyway!

And thanks for the cake day!

Well you know, when you're in a bathroom and look at yourself through different angles, do that for your face.

Note how the nose block your view when turned, how your cheeks bridge the gap between all of your face.

If you have glasses (don't know how useful this is for people without glasses, sorry), take them off, close your eyes and touch your face (as if you were facepalming) with both hands. This should help you be more aware of your face and how it is constructed.

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An excellent book about this Morpho (don't worry about the language, it is 99% drawings of the human body and how bones & muscles interact with each other).

This book. It may be in French, it is excellent, with these kinds of pictures. There's not a lot a text so don't worry about that.