Finally got a new anatomy art book, and started sharpening my rusty knowledge. I used to study pages of this book - which I'd find on Pinterest - back in high school when I started seriously learning anatomy. Wasn't until recently I found the actual book and bought it. My plateau with anatomy stemmed from the fact that my only art anatomy reference books were either too dry or demanding to brush through. This is the glue I've been searching for to bring all contents of the books I own together and ease my learning process.

Plan on filling up this ancient sketchbook so I can move onto the next couple that've been piling up. This one stretches back years, so I'm eager to do away with it. It's been a while since I've had such splendid study material. I want to polish my draftsmanship and restore my confidence, so I can complete my animation projects.

When I most understood anatomy, I also found it easier to warp a scenes' perspective consistently with the objects within it. I'm hoping to refine that skill as well. I had the most fun playing with weird perspectives and complex scenes.

(Also, yes, these sketches are terrible, but I'm glad to be sketching terribly at all! Now I have more things to refine, and new growth to pursue!)