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Alright level 2, it’s time to crank up the difficulty level. In this level 2 demo, I’ll show you how I tackled one of the hand poses from an imagined angle.
Hi! I did a couple more but I didn't save them. At fist I felt a little intimidated by the assignment but it's fun. I don't know if i'm cheating but I do the normal (level 1) first and then I change de angle. I appreciate any advice.
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The box orientations look great! I think you did a good job with the level two angle changes too. The one thing to keep in mind moving forward is the proportions of the fingers to the palm. Overall your proportions look ok, but on the level one drawing on the first page, the index, middle, and ring finger are a bit too small in comparison to the pinky finger and the palm box.
i wanted to try more level 1 hands after having a difficult time doing level 2, so I found some online which I boxified!
Level 2 of these hands, the one with the pointer finger extended looks wrong, not sure why, yet!
I used my hand as a model to draw different angles. I formed my hand in certain shape but didn't take a photo. If I could not figure out what the shape should be, I made the same shape again so I can use my memory. Still feel like I was cheating....regardless it was challenging :P
Level 2 versions of a new set of hands. Really one of the more challenging projects so far; I've spent around 45 minutes for one hand. But I found out that first placing the big box of the palm then seeing how the connected boxes' edges relate to it, and so on, helps be build the hand gradually.
I think I still need a lot of practice to get comfortable with rotating hands freely though.
That was very hard but still very useful. A lot of boxes, overlap and perspective. Hope I did it right.
Thanks for the demo!
Seeing Stan do these is always a good reminder of how much more I need to practice. :D With that in mind, here's a new hand with another attempt at level 2.
I was wondering what you where doing when you drew the pinky in the sketch. Literally went "am I crazy? the pinky should be completely covered" XD
Didn't think of connecting the thumb with a triangle like Stan did, I'll keep it in mind.
Thx for the demo, i now know why i dun like my assignment. They are way too intuitive and focus on the hands instead of boxes. The reasoning process is great, n I believe i need to start drawing in a more analytical manner. ellipse, its ellipse, another part to struggle : )
