Drawing Hands - Part 2 (of 2)

[chrysanthimayratsa]

poli wreo

[FruitBasketyay]

AWESOME!! I will never be that good at realism

[MeYouDisgust]

@FruitBasketyay this sucks though

[myassin2009]

@FruitBasketyay never say never....its actually pretty easy if you are willing to put the time and effort into it.

[TheROckStyle94]

CAn you make a hand holing on a edge sorry for my bad english

[Zagorec82]

this hand looks like from a dead body, which was 2 weeks in the sun...

[MasterThief1324]

@Zagorec82 That's *exactly* what I was going for.

[jst4punk]

is this done with your mouse? or do you have like a drawing pad or something? either way its amazing dude nice work

[ariesfairies]

@jst4punk They would have most likely used a Graphics Tablet... that's how you get the pressure and line thickness.

[Kmariz0134]

He must have a really really really steady hand to make lines like that on a mouse

unless hes using one of those drawing pads but still

[krazygyal]

lol the wrist of the bone look too far form the hand there is a problem of proportion

[RyanLkirk]

@krazygyal Who knows. Maybe he had a dislocated hand when he drew this. Haha.

[Marinemiketobe]

The best way to learn about drawing the body parts, if you haven't studied anatomy, is to just look at your body in the mirror. Flex and relax different muscles, stand in different poses, look from different angles, and you might find your drawings improving.

[selecnya]

takes so long to first draw the bones to get the basic form of hand... bit useless imo, just should start from this part

[turek9393]

but after you do the Hand looks perfect. Its worth the extra effiort

[jackinsanfran]

@selecnya experienced artists all draw the bones.. its so the proportions and form come out right. Why do you think artists study anatomy for years..?

[stinky472]

@selecnya Not useless for study. Before you skip this step you should be able to do it.

[Adeltraut]

@selecnya the bones are not correct in this vid. I think you should get an equal result without this bone presketch. Just carfully observe the knuckles on your own hands.