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Part 7 of a step by step workflow for drawing figures. This lesson is an extension of part 6 with an emphasis on drawing hands.
Hands have ALWAYS been a struggle for me, so this video helped a lot. Whenever I drew hands, I gave them mittens, or the character had three fingers with two joints each. Thanks so much for making this!!! :D
(Also, here’s my work. I’d like some feedback please!)
Anyone know when the right time to move onto the next lesson would be? I'm struggling to get all the pieces to come together. Either my torso and pelvis are not wide enough on initial attempts or my tilts are incorrect. Should I just keep hunkering down and pushing through here?
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I think it's best to try to move through all the material without too much hesitation in order to get a big picture of the approach. After you can return to a lesson to find tune areas. Just what works for me.
Here are my notes from this exercise. Using the same method of drawing in shapes to create the form of the hand made it simpler for me to understand. The guidance and advice throughout the video was very helpful.
