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Male form and hands (10-20 mins each)
© 2023 HanmdpPushing myself out of my comfort zone and using coloured pencil to draw male forms and hands, also subjects I normally try not to draw
Jetlixarts
Very nice work, you captured the references very well. I would suggest you let loose when you are drawing. Try lines that are confident, try drawing with one swoosh of a line as I would call it.
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Good evening, Hanmdp, greater job on capturing your range of spaces and relationships of your figures and hands. However, I'm not getting enough distortion and exaggeration of your gestures and attitudes here above. How would you like to work more and more underhanded with your pencils and hands with 1 hour of 1 minute figures, and 1 hour of 1 minute hands? The explanation is because, just by holding your pencil with your fingers wrapped around it like you would a baton, then your graphic shapes or lines will be the most loosest and expressive, and therefore, the liveliest.
Hope this thing has been totally and absolutely concrete.