/loomis/ - Art Gains

This is a tough choice because all of those books with maybe the exception of "Drawing Shortcuts" are similarly themed beginners' material. I would start with the one that has the most reviews and is the highest regarded by reviewers, to that end "Drawing for the Absolute Beginner" is probably your best bet. That "Drawing: You Can Do It!" book looks pretty cute though, I don't know-it's on you.

>>1915

Start with something like bargues drawing course.

>>1920

That's pretty advanced tho

>>1921

Observational skills are the basis of everything else.

Makes no sense to beat around the bush.

It's not like it requires any other prior knowledge.

>>1922

Yeah but I think one of these books may provide something of a warm up (it'd be a shame for op to have bought them for nothing, too). A lot of the Bargue stuff is pretty intimidating, but it is a great course.

>>1923

Having skimmed through them I'd say do them in any order you wish but starting with Drawing Shortcuts is dangerous for obvious reasons.

>>1924

This is related >>1902