Anatomy of the Human Body
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Arm Bones
Hand Bones
Deltoids
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Hands
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Peter Tinkler
10mo
Right, it feels like ages since I last posted. It has been a bit hands-on recently, as I've been immersed in the joy and calm of moving house. Now that's out of the way, and I'm more settled in my new studio, I can get back to making scribbles. In honour of that endeavour, here are two foreshortened hand studies, both charcoal on newsprint.
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10mo
Welcome back! Your sketches are great, I can tell you have a solid understanding of the construction of the hand. I feel like your shading does a bit of disservice to your ability in some areas - almost wish you had stopped at this stage of this drawing; it's gorgeous! The shading on the index finger makes it look like it's all knuckle. Maybe scaling back on the texture in the areas around the knuckles would help.
Phattara Groodpan
2yr
I have to accept that I have been struggling with shading hand and dealing with details on the hand.
Johnathan
2yr
I believe in you. When in doubt, block it out!
Sandra Süsser
2yr
Foreshortened hand study
Sita Rabeling
3yr
Not quite… I did eyeball it, so still have to develop that skill a lot more. The direction of the index finger is not right and the other fingers are longer than on the photo, but the problem is more that there’s no energy in the gesture.
But still, here’s my practice for today. Charcoal pencil, drawing is 20cm/20cm.
John Harper
3yr
This one is super hard because the foreshortening of the pointer finger makes it look funny, like it is broken. Good try. I would get a proportional divider and try again.
Marco Sordi
3yr
2022/1/10. Hi everybody. Here’s my assignment for this section. Thanks.
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