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hold meby ~angelinayoshi

Traditional Art / Street Art / Sketch Design

Hold my hand, baby

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~MidgetR Jan 21, 2013

I like the simplicity. Somehow it emphasises the tenderness.

~angelinayoshi Jan 21, 2013

thank you guys !

*Prid3M Dec 20, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

WoW! You're my goddess for hands 83
You should make a tutorial 8D

~RetroOctane Dec 20, 2012 Student Digital Artist

There are some anatomical flaws in your sketch. The biggest ones are the metacarpals and knuckles in the hand on the left. The metacarpals should converge toward the wrist, as well as the tendons on top of them. The metacarpals and tendons sort of fan out from the wrist. In your sketch, the metacarpals of the index and middle finger seem to move on parallel lines toward the center of the metacarpal of the thumb.

Now the knuckles. None of the knuckles in the human hand are the same distance from the wrist. This is a list of knuckles ordered based on their individual distance (shortest to longest) from the wrist. Thumb, pinky, ring, index, and middle finger. The knuckle of your thumb has the right distance, yet the knuckles of the fingers seem to all be the same distance from the wrist. Another important note is that knuckles can actually move up and down. Go ahead, grab the metacarpal of your pinky and wiggle it up and down. I was fucking amassed when I first tried this! You can also wiggle the rest of your metacarpals, but the metacarpals of the thumb, pinky, and ring finger have the greatest articulation.

All this harkens back to the classical art theory that the human body is not made of boring, stiff, geometric shapes. Rather it is made of dynamic and unique bones and muscles working together to create the masterpiece of beauty called the human form.