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Thank you for this!Β I saw it first on Tumblr and then noticed your DA link.Β
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Thank you! I'm so glad you liked it!
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This could help me very much with drawing my characters hands! Thank you so much for making this! I may not do it perfectly the first time but if I keep practicing it should get better!
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That's the spirit!
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My pleasure!
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THANK.YOU! I've seen many hands tutorials or references, but this one helps me the most. Especially that wrist part.Β
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Thank you so much, I'm so glad it was helpful for you!
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No problem, glad you found it useful!
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Very useful, thank you for sharing!!
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No problem, I'm so glad you found it helpful!Β Β
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Yes, we will draw ALL the sausages! And the hands, we'll draw some hands too, but mostly the ones that look like sausages
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Sausage fingers!
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Haha! Oh my heck, that's hilarious!!Β Β
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Wonderful Tutorial! I especially liked the section on dividing fingers into "action groups" to help make the pose more readable... never thought of it that wayΒ Β
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Thanks, I'm so glad you like it!
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I don't know about expertise, but it was my pleasure to share a few tipsΒ Β
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Thank you for the tuto. So many hands to draw... so hard to do!!!!
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So true! Hope this helped a littleΒ Β
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A lot, i'm working on a comic now and the plot need no much close-up on the hands of the characters!
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Oooo, that can be tough, but it's awesome that you're doing that, good for you!
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YAY!! Thanks SO much for breaking (?) these hands down for us! You are right....they can be so hard to draw (and of course, since most of us THINK like that right off the bat, we define our outcomes before pencil hits paper)! We can all see how much time this tutorial took you to illustrate and design. Since most artists tend to be visual learners, this is a major help, much appreciated.
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Thank you so much! This is one of the sweetest comments I've ever recived! The pleasure is mine, I'm so glad you found it helpful.
Also, thank you very much for the watch, I really apriciate it!
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My pleasure. Thank you!
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It would be helpful to also specify what effects different finger pairings have on the pose.
The middle/ring pair makes the hand look elegant, while pairing the index and middle fingers in a relaxed pose make it look much more lifelike, and the ring/pinky pair is more useful when the middle and index are doing different precise actions and the last two are somewhat left behind to do nothing, in which case they often rest against each other and acquire the same pose.
Aside from the small lack of additional information on finger pairs, this is very useful and made me understand quite a bit more on the hand. Thank you.
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You've got a very good point there; thank you for the input, and I'm glad you found it helpful!
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Omg this was extremely helpful. Whenever I draw people their arms are always behind their backs because of my hand struggle. Now I can try to work on this and actually draw full people! Thank you for making this.
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Hurray! I'm so glad it was helpful for you!
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omg this was v helpful like i was wondering why my hands always looked so odd around the wrist area and it because of that offset, tysm!Β
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I'm so glad it was helpful for you!Β Β
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Your hands are cheatery...just saying....cheater.
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Oh, come on, mom! I only copied off Da Vinci's paper a few times... It's a really hard class!Β Β
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Mom? Where?! Anyway. Cheating is still cheating. Even if you have an excuse.
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