Let's practice how draw a human hand;
Free hand sketch with AutoDesk sketchbook application.
The goal is to express yourself and free your mind while aiming for a pleasurable creation.
Take a shot of your hand in a drop down position using the other hand. Or assign someone to help you with that.
Now we commence the processes as follows:
First get the figure...it's all about the outline. Use lighter ink.
For me, my outline sketches are easily obtained using the 'Dream Brush' under Designer brush set.
Then I started giving clarity to the lines using 'Paint Tapered' brush which gives a darker tone.
Thereafter, I started shadings using same 'Paint Tapered' brush. Notice that my focus is on the darker portions.
I continued to progress with the brush. Later, I added a blured tone using 'Medium tip marker'.
Notice that I moved some of my strokes outside the outline sketch. That's why I love scribbles. It gives you the freedom to express yourself and move out the boundaries while maintaining a good shade
I went back to my previous brush and applied strokes which gave me a darker tone and base to the work.
Now you can feel how it turned out.
Go give it a try!
Watch the video process here:
If you love what I do, you can consider dropping a comment, upvoting my work, follow me for more, and/or add me to your fanbase.
My social links:
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Facebook
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Thank you.
Let's practice how draw a human hand;
Free hand sketch with AutoDesk sketchbook application.
Take a shot of your hand in a drop down position using the other hand. Or assign someone to help you with that.
Now we commenced the processes as follows:
First get the figure....it's all about the out line. Use lighter ink.
For me, my outline sketches are easily obtained using the 'Dream Brush' under Designer brush set.
Then I started giving clarity to the lines using 'Paint Tapered' brush which gives a darker tone.
Thereafter, I started shadings using same 'Paint Tapered' brush. Notice that my focus is on the darker portions.
I continued to progress with the brush. Later, I added a blured tone using 'Medium tip marker'.
Notice that I moved some of my strokes outside the outline sketch. That's why I love scribbles. It gives you the freedom to express yourself and move out the boundaries while maintaining a good shade
I went back to my previous brush and applied strokes which gave me a darker tone and base to the work.
Now you can feel how it turned out.
Go give it a try!
Watch the video process here:
If you love what I do, you can consider dropping a comment, upvoting my work, follow me for more, and/or add me to your fanbase.
My social links:
YouTube
Facebook
Twitter
Instagram
Tiktok
Thank you.