![]() ![]() Note that this works consistently in the variety of actions shown here. Since these fingers are usually about equal length, arcs from one to the other can be used to determine correct placement of knuckles and finger ends w hen viewed in the depth plane. The index and ring fmger lengths can be inferred from the mil bed of the middle finger. Use of these measuring cucs can help you draw with more ease.Īrcs shown by the arrows here point out the relationship of the three long fingers of the hand. The curved series of arrows indicates how the thumb, in advancing and receding position* in the depth plane, relates to the mid-hand (both dorsal and palmar sides), the palm knuckles, and the mdex finger knocklcs. The drawings here show foreshortened views and emphasize thumb placement. The thumb also aligns with the palm and palm knuckles-the index finger knuckle (!) lines up with (he knuckle at ilie midpoint of the thumb (J), and the tip of the thumb lines up with the first phalanx of I he index finger. Now note how the end of the linle finger aligns with the knuckle of the terminal phalanx of the fourth finger. Not all people show these equal lengths exactly, but a large enough majority have (hem to make this a feasible premise. Also, the lips of the index and fourth fingers terminate at the nail bed of the middle finger. ![]() Check this in both draw ings and on your own hand. The schematic drawing at right shows, the index and fourth fingers to be equal in length. Thus the first phalanx and finger knuckle (B to O is half the length of the entire finger the middle phalanx and second knuckle fl) to F) is half the length of the first phalanx and if the terminal phalan* (D to F> is divided, we have the length of the fingernail (E to F). Every section of the middle finger is half the length of tlx: one above it. The palm at its longest point (A it) H) is the same length as the middle finger (B to Fj. Second, the thumb emerges from the palm as a narrow triangular wedge extending at about a 25* to 30-degrce angle. the palm begins at the center of the wrist (Ay and extends to the base of the middle linger tB)* whieh forms part of the palm knuckle bulge. Note two important measuring cucs shown here, First. The palm is I he governing form of the hand, and it vanes in shape from rectangular to square From it, proportions and measurements of the entire hjnd can be determined. You will also see the underlying symmetry and unity of the structures of the hand. Once the interrelated measurements are understood, you can create dynamic and alive hands without needing a model. This article will introduce essential measuring cues and their use in drawing the hand in correct proportion. To draw the hand accurately and with precision, you must know how to relate the individual parts to each other and how to unify the separate elements- A knowledge of proportions is necessary in art and should be used as a learning stage to new expressive adventures. Next week, I promise I’ll show you all my mouth study.Anyone who has tried to draw the human figure has quickly learned that the hand is among the most complex of the body forms. I think the coolest part of this drawing is the shading where the fingers meet together and touch the palm. In fact, with my music playing in the background and half an hour just to myself, I actually really enjoyed it. This time, however (and I don’t know if it’s from using a live model or it I’m just getting better or both,) I didn’t find drawing a hand to be too bad. I’ve tried several times before, and they usually look either cartoonish, or just really out of proportion. Unlike landscape, plants, or animals, I tend to veer off when approached with the idea of drawing a hand. I usually avoid drawing hands whenever possible. Until this assignment, I had never drawn anything from look at it in the present (if that makes any sense.) I normally use reference photos, so this was a totally new territory for me. My art instructor specifically told us to draw looking directly at out hand, and I can not tell you how tired my hand was after give a thumbs-up for half an hour straight. And because looking at my mouth study makes me cringe, I’ll be showing you my hand drawing first! Hey everyone! So I told you last week in my Facial Study~ Part 2 post that I had drawn a hand giving a thumbs up. ![]()
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