THE FIVE HANDS WORKSHOP
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(http://drawasamaniac.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/how_to_draw_hands_14.jpg)
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(http://drawasamaniac.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/how_to_draw_hands_2.jpg)
- Draw 5 or more hands per productive post (Lesser amount of sketches won't be counted. No skill level barriers)
- Comment on earlier drawn hands. (This is not a workshop to just showcase your own progress! Talk with others)
The monsters. The beasts. The bane to every artist. And yet so expressive, so useful in a drawing, and so needed in manga in any form or art. Hands!
There will be a grander Workshop with tutorials from the more pro members and something with a greater information dump, but I wanted to keep things simple and effective so that members can try it every time they want.
Please, ask questions, and please, give critique, encouragement and tips if you have any!
Hands can be so difficult.
I still have to look at models or even take pics of my own hand to get proper angles >..<;
I'm happy to contribute though, so here you go~
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(http://i1368.photobucket.com/albums/ag192/razikitsuneazikitsune/handstudy_zpsdmjj080e.png)
Here is my attempt:
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(http://img15.deviantart.net/951a/i/2016/149/5/9/hands_by_moonfrog27-da46d1j.jpg)
As for commenting on previous hands, Razi's look quite anatomically correct :D
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(http://i.imgur.com/5ATaf9k.jpg)
(http://i.imgur.com/eVDSdq6.jpg)
(http://i.imgur.com/pVzkYpP.jpg)
Practicing hands from Ashley Wood's comics and a little bit of Knight Run, a Korean webcomic.
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(http://i.imgur.com/1x3TVyU.jpg)
Haha the top one looks like a foot
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(http://i.imgur.com/zpG8SoS.jpg)
Ahaha, I tried to use lego's first post as some reference. Also, don't worry, man, hands and feet are both hard to draw.
Man, some of you are doing this with contour lines :ohmy: and I'm sitting here with all my guidelines hanging out. Ah, well, maybe someday I'll get to the point of not having to rely so heavily on them.
Double post, whoops!
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(http://i.imgur.com/zpG8SoS.jpg)
Ah, well, maybe someday I'll get to the point of not having to rely so heavily on them.
That day was not day today, it seems.
I will give a generally helpful piece of advice since I used it here and made note of it: if you're like me and you look at references sometimes to help you learn to draw things, after you have drawn what your eye sees in that reference image, mentally mirror it, without using mirror on your viewing device, but really forcing your mind to see it the other way. I find this to be extremely useful in forcing yourself to learn something complicated in drawing. I've heard it has to do with left-brain vs right-brain yada yada, although I personally don't care for the exact mechanism behind why it works. I'm just happy with that it does.
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(http://i.imgur.com/Za4SvmJ.jpg?1)
Referenced from the internet:
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(http://pre05.deviantart.net/0535/th/pre/i/2016/180/9/c/hands_practice_by_moonfrog27-da824y1.jpg)