Hey, So, I can see that you draw the feet completely freehand, which is quite difficult to do. That’s why I recommend breaking the foot down into simple shapes, as you can see in my picture (dont mind the bad lines drawing with a mouse is not easy ). Try practicing drawing these forms from many different angles, and only then move on to adding more details, such as the fat pads. A book I recommend for beginners, which I also used and found very helpful, is Anatomy for Artists by Michael Hampton. It breaks down anatomy into simple forms and makes it easier to understand, similar to ArtWood. If I can help you any further, please ask!

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Marko Kocovski · 2026-07-17T12:31:48.590Z

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