this has been my favourite guide to hands I've ever done. Treating hands like an explosion of energy and keeping the gesture really brought my understanding to light :)

Learning about this technique was super interesting and helpful! It definitely unlocked a new way of thinking for me!

In the morning I drew along with this lesson, in the evening I tried some hands on my own. Please let me know what you think

Great lesson! But it would be really helpful if we could see the reference photo's you were using.

Where to find the reference pictures? They don't appear in the video and are not available for download.

I never really practice drawing hands but I'm very happy with the way they turned out. Definitely found it difficult at times but I thoroughly enjoyed the process and I'm looking forward to drawing more of them

I'm having so much fun making these drawings!

I drew the hands along with you. When the reference image was shown, I first tried drawing it on my own, then followed along with your demonstration and drew it again. I noticed so many interesting force directions and design choices in the second pass. Adding those details made the hands feel much more realistic. I really loved how different the redraw looked, and I learned so much from the process. Thank you so much!

I've never had so much fun drawing hands. Thank you Rembert!

I can watch Rembert draw and explain all day long. Had a blast following along, hands are intimidating, but going to just keep at it. Its funny how you mention “bah it looks ok I guess”, and to me everything you drew looks great. Another great lesson

Following along was helpful, but I do wish we had a flash of the reference to help see how you first capture the big shapes. Perhaps a download could remedy this.

This section is in a bad order. Part 3 came before part 1.

Some holiday hand sketching practice 😅

Hand sketches for the soul 😮‍💨

I drew the hands along with you, and when the reference image was shown, I first tried it myself and then try to incorporated your input. That was incredibly helpful, thank you so much!

Is there a link to the references used in this video? Or is it fine to just follow along with the drawings themselves.