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   Roo June 4, 2022

   It was a tough one ! As it can be seen, got lost in the pan…? Thanks Scott, for walking us through the finer details of drawing every Wednesday. My first episode but definitely not the last.
   Cheers !!

   

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      Scott Maier June 6, 2022

      This is wonderful! Thank you for joining us and I’m glad you enjoyed it!

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   Sarah Smith June 1, 2022

   It was hard to to get the basic form of the hand. My initial drawing was off, so I measured the main locations (with a pencil) from the reference. The Strathmore toned grey paper allowed a lot of erasing. Once I had the basic form I enjoyed adding the details and shading the surface features.

   

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      Scott Maier June 2, 2022

      This is great!

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   Giselle La Veau May 30, 2022

   This one was a toughy but well worth the effort. Thanks Scott!

   

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      Scott Maier June 1, 2022

      Nicely done, Giselle!

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   heathyrrekautz May 30, 2022

   Here’s my hand drawing in charcoal instead of graphite. It was very challenging, and I didn’t get the curve of the hand formed by the knuckles , as my brain always wants to straighten out angles. It’s quite frustrating! Great lesson subject .

   

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      Scott Maier June 1, 2022

      Great work with this!

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   kon_tiki25 May 29, 2022

   And one more of my hands. Urszula

   

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   kon_tiki25 May 29, 2022

   Hello Scott, I was not able to draw the hand you selected. However, for now, I am going to share my hand drawings from direct observation in the drawing class I took at the local college. The objective was to draw hands using continuous line technique, drawing as much lines as possible. Totally different technique, that the one you used, but interesting as well. As a bonus there are some heads, drawn from observation as well using continues line technique. I will draw your hand sometime in the future. Urszula

   

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      Scott Maier June 1, 2022

      Those are great exercises. Thanks for sharing these!

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   Jane House May 26, 2022

   thinking shapes helps, hands are difficult

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   Sunnyside May 25, 2022

   Thanks for a great (but really hard!) lesson. ?

   

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      Scott Maier June 1, 2022

      Nicely done!