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LESSON NOTES
In this lesson, Andrew Joseph Keith teaches you about the bones of the hand, shows you how to sculpt them, and sets you up with an assignment to help you practice.
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How to Make a Wire Armature for the Hand
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the-bones-of-the-hand-for-sculptors.mp4
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the-bones-of-the-hand-for-sculptors-transcript-english.txt
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the-bones-of-the-hand-for-sculptors-transcript-spanish.txt
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the-bones-of-the-hand-for-sculptors-captions-english.srt
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the-bones-of-the-hand-for-sculptors-captions-spanish.srt
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ASSIGNMENTS
Objective:
Create a life-size clay sculpture of the hand bones to enhance understanding of hand anatomy.
You can use this 3D model of the hand to help you with your sculpture!
Steps:
- Study Hand Bones: Learn about the carpals (wrist), metacarpals (palm), and phalanges (fingers).
- Use the Halves Method: Divide the length from the wrist to the middle finger tip to find segment ends and knuckle positions.
- Sculpting:
- Start with the simplified forms of the carpals.
- Sculpt the metacarpals with attention to their curvature.
- Detail the phalanges focusing on joint flexibility and movement.
Tips:
- Focus on bone shapes rather than textures.
- Use silhouettes to establish basic shapes from different angles.
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3mo
Nicely done! the palm might be a bit small compared to the fingers and the wrist a bit small but it's looking really nice and I can see you've been working hard which is great! keep it up!