@Here4Many2 i highly recommend prioritizing learning the basics of perspective and form so it unlocks those resources for you. drawabox was good, it just takes a long time to get through. i recommend kuzomari's perspective stuff on youtube and thirdphp as well!
@Here4Many2 hey! so some of the books I use for figure stuff are:
Uldis Anatomy for Sculptors
Michael Hampton Design and Invention
How to Draw Manga Volumes 1/2 (for proportion stuff)
Pinterest
I plan on going through Morpho, kawaii sensei's, tomfoxdraws, and rockhe kim's books too.
@MaryMotherJoe tools. they will come the more you observe, explore, and iterate. collect all the things you love and try your hand at master copies too!
@MaryMotherJoe the time shouldn't be anything to crazy, what matters is you keep showing up and you make it something enjoyable for yourself. then when you get frustrated or notice things off in your drawing, look for fixes either by looking up fundamentals on youtube. just keep assembling your