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    Hand Drawings Critique Part 4

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    • HeidiGFX
      HeidiGFX last edited by

      keep practicing but instead of trying to copy the hands in the reference...try to draw them as boxes. nothing but boxes. and use shading to show different sides of the boxes that's all. keep it simple and time yourself to finish in let's say 2 to 5 minutes tops because that's how you will force yourself to focus on what's really important.

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      • braden H
        braden H last edited by

        Great progress so far 🙂

        My advice would be to continue thinking of constructing the hand using basic shapes. Think cubes and cylinders. Start out super basic then add details as necessary. Some people start out drawing mittens then kinda separate the fingers.

        But either way more hands = better hands. Keep it up 🙂

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          Orion Tian @Jason Bowen last edited by

          @jason-bowen Yea, haha, number 34 is pretty wonky. Thanks for the positivity!

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            Orion Tian @HeidiGFX last edited by

            @heidi-ahmad I see, I'll be sure to do some hands in that way. Thanks for the advice!

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              Orion Tian @braden H last edited by

              @art-of-b Yea, I kinda got caught back into my old detail oriented drawing habit in the latter few hands. I'll be sure to keep the simple shapes in mind for the next 10 hands. Thank you so much for the advice and encouragement!

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              • davidhohn
                davidhohn SVS Instructor Pro last edited by

                I applaud your continued efforts! It is no small challenge you've set for yourself. These are looking good! And you are getting great advice from everybody.

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                  Orion Tian @davidhohn last edited by

                  @davidhohn Thanks, it means a lot. I have to agree, SVS forums has so many kind and helpful people.

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                  • TessaW
                    TessaW last edited by TessaW

                    Orion, awesome work! As others have mentioned about simplification- I would also recommend that approach. I would suggest that you do a few where you are just drawing basic 3d shapes. No details at all.

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                    • Jonas Zavacky
                      Jonas Zavacky last edited by

                      Also when you will simplify the masses into simple objects as others said it will also help you with shading. I think yours is little bit messy, because you are cought up in the details and complexity. And when you simplify the hand. It will be easier to separate the shadow and light. I would suggest you to watch videos on shading from Proko aswell so you understand it properly.

                      and good job btw 🙂

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                        Orion Tian @TessaW last edited by

                        @tessaw These pictures are great! They're really helpful. I think for the next 10 hands I do, I'll keep it to basic 3d shapes like you say so I can really get the simplification down.

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                          Orion Tian @Jonas Zavacky last edited by

                          @jonas-zavacky That's very true, I never liked my shading. Thanks for pointing out why! I'll be sure to check Proko out, thank you!

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