Hand Assignment Part II Example 2 - Tips on Drawing and Shading Hands
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Founder of Proko, artist and teacher of drawing, painting, and anatomy. I try to make my lessons fun and ultra packed with information.
LESSON NOTES
In this lesson, I show you the proper way to practice drawing the hand.
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Hand study part 2. I think I found this one a little easier than the first, for some reason. Probably because of the position of the thumb.
Hello, I'm not sure if I'm the only one, but I thought this hand only had 3 fingers. Looking at the thumbnails, the ring finger is the same value as the palm, as well as the (ring finger's) knuckle's edge making a tangent with the pinky finger's origin. This combines to make it looks like the outline of the ring finger is actually the edge of the palm.
The only other thing I can touch on are the fingertips. I think the index's is too small, or the others are too big. I'm not sure how to fix this, as I just finished the bones, but would just like to put that out there.
I'd like to say more, but I don't have the expertise to speak about the topics, and may be wrong.
Don't hesitate to respond.
- Dwight
Hi Shubhi. The structure in both drawings looks fine. Maybe the fingers of the second hand look a little too blocky, and the palm needs a bit more 3D feel-like. Maybe adding some structure lines to indicate volume.
