Part 8 of a step by step workflow for drawing figures. This lessons expands on the previous lesson on drawing hands.
Newest
MSD
4mo
I wish there was a demo on how to handle the hand when it's at a smaller size like on a full figure drawing. This feels really tedious and impractical for that kind of situation. Fine if a hand is at a larger size, great for understanding, but as part of a full figure? I can't see this being useful, too much info in too small a space.
@purpleart
5mo
First attempt at hands.
Priscilla Aham
6mo
Wish we had a little more time on hands. Overall the straight hands are quite straightforward. As they interact with objects or become more dynamic it gets complicated.
@boltart48
7mo
Hands are something which I want to learn but, it's a pretty intimidating part to learn, I'm using the book as reference to learn the construction further.
Gannon Beck
7mo
My notes on the video. I'll practice more with the photo packs.
maciek szczech
7mo
Sketches related to this and previous two lessons. VHS (plain paper) Sketchbook , A4 size: 210x298mm, HB mechanical pencil. I have also drawn here a top model view with a bit of shading lines. On the second paper I have overdrawn some previous small sketches..
@gabemartini
8mo
looking at the hand as a series of rectangles, cylinders and spheres simplifies this process so much! I practiced this method with other hands
John Patten
8mo
Got me! All of a sudden there were hands and i thought I somehow missed hands the instruction. :)
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Educator, painter, writer, and art historian. Author of Figure Drawing: Design and Invention.