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Wendy de Boer
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1yr
added comment in3D Model: Simplified Foot Bones - Pose 2
This model was supposed to be foot pose 2, but upon loading, it's a copy of foot pose 3.
Kassjan (Kass) Smyczek
1mo
true, same problem here. The 3D Model shown is not foot pose 2. Kind regards!
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Here are my attempts at comic book hands. They are from photo reference with the stylizations added by myself. The inspiration for these was the Spawn comic. I will be drawing normal human hands later on.
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2yr
These are incredible!! Really nice gesture to the hands, solid structure, the balance of line weight and rendering is very deftly handled, and the shape designs of the spot blacks are beautiful! Great job!
Wendy de Boer
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2yr
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Here are my Mickey Mouse hands. I used poses from photo reference, and tried to turn them into Mickey Mouse hands on my own.
Looks splendid! I thought they were drawn referencing actual Mickey Mouse hand gestures until I read your post. Amazing job.
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2yr
Hi @Wendy de Boer, really cool!
I did a paintover with some tips. In short, it's about designing the hands with nice shapes that show form clearly. You could check out @Diego Lucia's drawings for inspiration.
I hope this helps :) Keep up the good work!
Steve is right (as usually), but I think your line quality and hatching is very pleasing!
Hey Wendy,
Your hand drawings are very nice, they have a good solid feel.
One of the things I noticed is that your wrinkles are very flat, which flattens out the forms.
Try to make sure the wrinkles work for you as cross contours, that way they give a more 3 dimensional feel to the forms.
I did a couple of sketches to show you what I mean, I hope it helps :)
Wendy de Boer
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2yr
The proximal phalanx of the thumb really does not hyperextend backwards like that, though. Especially not when the thumb is also bent at an acute angle at the same time. ^_^'
Wendy de Boer
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2yr
Oh man, this is completely different from what I expected! I totally thought that the checkerboard pattern itself was supposed to represent an appealing value structure for a portrait. XD
Here's my attempt at the assignments.
Wow, these are wonderful. I dream of being able to shade with simple lines like this!
Really strong studies, nice sense of solidity about them as well, but some subtle but effective tone. Are they inked, or is that pencil?
Help! I can't find the posed 3d models of the handbones he mentioned at the end of the "How to Draw Hand Bones – Anatomy for Artists" video. I purchased the premium course, so I should have access to them. Does anyone know where I can find them? "premium dashboard"? They are not on the right side of the video.
