Great Day Steemians,
I've been seriously busy offline lately but then, that isn't the major reason why I have posted another lesson yet, if I am being sincere with you all, I just couldn't pick up anything as our next subject, I had to rethink what the subject of this particular lesson would be a lot of times but I am glad that I was able to grasp some ideas from one of @krucekoncept's recent drawing which was a human hand and yes! This week, we study the human hand.
THE LESSON!
The human hand is one part of the human body that many artists find difficult to draw sometime because it could easily be twisted and that makes it very tricky to draw but there's something I need you to understand which is that, as difficult as an object or subject could be, the more you draw it, the more you understand and get better at it.
I know my own angle of study could appear difficult to some of you but I need you to understand that the human hand can be folded in so many interesting ways so do not take my reference for it. Pick you own fight and seek victory. Follow all guidelines from the previous lessons and all the corrections and suggestions should help you create a fascinating drawing trust me.
THE CONTEST!
Pick a picture of a human hand, make a very careful sketch of the shape first, then gradually develop the shading with your scribbles until you've finally achieved your middle tones and then your darkest tones where needed.
CONTEST REWARD!
1st - 3 UVF
2nd - 2 UVF
3rd - 1 UVF
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RULES!
-Make your drawing and post your entry as a comment beneath this post
- Post a picture of the careful sketch you made before adding your scribbles, alongside the picture of your finished work in the comment section
-Make use of only pen as your medium this time.
No digital drawings accepted, traditional drawings only.
Invite at least two friends to join the contest in your comment.
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Lesson 1
Lesson 2
Lesson 3
Lesson 4
Lesson 5
Lesson 6