Hand Study IV - Digital Drawing
Hi, greeting.
Here is my new digital drawing. Once again I tried exploring two human hands where one seems to be pointing up while the other folds a bit below it. They don't seem to be firm as they both hangs on air.
You can feel my strokes running vigorously through the use of squiggles to build my forms while some moved out of the boarder lines were added at a later stage.
I made this drawing with AutoDesk sketchbook application and it was aided with an S-pen. You can see my steps below:
Thank you.
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Wow, this is beautiful. It's been a long time I drew. Am loving this. Good job
Thank you dear. I hope this piece inspires you to resume drawing. What kind of art do you do?
It has really inspired me I would start drawing soon. I do visual art, but for now is craft where i create stuff via DIY. On creative Sunday.
Okay, that's good too. Ride on👍
The hands look like they belong to a harpist performing. That's what I see when I see this. Someone is playing the harp.
Just because you said so, I took another look at the picture and that's exactly what it looks like. It also looks like a woman's hand holding a paper
Awesome job. Looks natural. I always have trouble with hands for some reason.
Hands can be so challenging to draw, especially the ones with wrinkles.
Hands are really hard to draw. Many artists struggle, you are not alone. It just takes practice.
que gran dibujo descubriendo un poco mas sobre los movimientos de la anatomía humana
Muchas gracias. Me alegro de que hayas descubierto algo escondido dentro de la mano.
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I wonder what the hand is actually doing. anyways, very nice study, buddy!
Thank you!✌
Amazing work of art
Really love the processes
I am glad you love it turned out.
Thank you.