Final set of hands after watching the critique video. I've definitely grown more comfortable drawing boxes in 3D, but they're far from perfect. Coming up with the hands from imagination is still really difficult for me. But oh well, on to the next lesson.

Here's another attempt at the level 2 assignment after using some tips from seeing Stan's demo and critique After finishing it I see that I'd made a mistake on the finger proportions segments

More level 2

I'm coming to drawing very late in life and I had only just learned of Kim Jung Gi before his tragic passing. I learned of him through Sorie Kim's sketching course on Domestica and then through Stan's interviews. I know he's been gone for almost two years now but it's still very sad to talk about him in the past tense. R.I.P Kim Jun Gi.

i have that problom of being sloppy. just want to get done fast so i dont think

My second attempt at the project using different references. Started using value to differentiate the planes. Drew additional rhythm lines to help me with the rotation of the fingers. It also helped to find the eye level.

When I spotted a chance for critique, I mistakenly interpreted the assignment, drawing everything in a boxy style, but not literally as single boxes... 😅 However, I like this approach as keeping everything clean is just easier. Did a few more studies in this style (I even matched the next lesson with drawing glasses! ) after the deadline, critique or tips are very welcome :D Can't wait for the lesson about twisting and bending!

Thanks Stan for the excellent course. I am making progress. I appreciate the way this course is laid out and the patience required by teacher and student alike to build up concepts and techniques slowly. You are also a fun instructor. Keep up the good work!

After the critique, I tried to redraw some of the fingers while giving more thought on drawing boxes instead of hand. 'treating each finger as a box that has its own seperate vanishing points' is what I took away from the last lesson. how the form rotate and its relation with lines convergence n change to a more confident mindset are what I learnt from this lesson. Thx a lot. Now I am kind of brainwashing myself to stay confident and committed to each line I draw btw I think we should have more lessons similar to the last one, so that we can listen when we draw.

I think i can rest in peace now, i got critiqued by Stan "The Proko" Prokopenko! Thanks, not only for my critique. All of them were very helpful. Gonna redo it.

Ooh curvy twisty things sound like fun

Stan, thanks for these critiques. It's a fun exercise and challenge. You've covered plenty to consider, I'll watch a few more times and practice more.

What you said as an exersice to Martin drawing something else in form of boxes and reimagine the angle. I made that before with a cool picture and pose of the Hulk :) and made it from a different angle. I didnt post it though. It was fun!

even though I didn't get a critique. i got a lot out of it