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| Day 1: Vilppu Hands 1 |
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| Day 1: Vilppu Hands 2 |
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| Day 1: Vilppu Hands 3 |
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| Day 2: I try my hand at hands from Photos. Olivia Wilde first |
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| Day 2: Elize 1 |
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| Day 2: Elize 2 |
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| Day 3: Bridgman Hands 1. And here...We. Go. |
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| Day 3: Bridgman Hands 10 |
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| Day 3: Bridgman Hands 11 |
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| Day 3 Bridgman Hands 2 |
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| Day 3 Bridgman Hands 3 |
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| Day 3 Bridgman Hands 4 |
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| Day 3 Bridgman Hands 5 |
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| Day 3 Bridgman Hands 6 |
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| Day 3 Bridgman Hands 7 |
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| Day 3 Bridgman Hands 8 |
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| Day 3 Bridgman Hands 9 |
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| Day 4 Bridgman Hands 12 |
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| Day 4 Bridgman Hands 13 |
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| Day 4 Bridgman Hands 14 |
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| Day 4 Bridgman Hands 15 |
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| Day 4 Bridgman Hands 16 |
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| Day 4 Bridgman Hands 17 |
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| Day 4 Bridgman Hands 18 |
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| Day 4: At this point, I ran out of Sketchbook pages, so I decided to try to draw from a photo of Tarja. |
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| Day 5: New Sketchbook. New Day. Bridgman Hands 21 |
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| Day 5: Bridgman Hands 22 |
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| Day 5: Bridgman Hands 23 |
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| Day 5: Bridgman Hands 24 |
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| Day 5: Bridgman Hands 25 |
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| Day 5: Bridgman Hands 26. In pencil. |
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| Day 5: Bridgman Hands 27. In pencil. |
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| Day 6. Bridgman Hands 29. In pen again. |
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| Day 6: Bridgman Hands 30 |
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| Day 6: Bridgman Hands 31 |
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| Day 6: Bridgman Hands 32 |
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| Day 7: Bridgman Hands 33 |
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| Day 7: Bridgman Hands 34. Day 7 was done at work in the break room. |
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| Day 8: Bridgman Hands 36 |
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| Day 8: Bridgman Hands 37 |
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| Day 8: Bridgman Hands 38 |
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| Day 8: Bridgman Hands 39 |
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| Day 9: Bridgman Hands 40 |
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| Day 9: Bridgman Hands 41 |
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| Day 9: Bridgman Hands 42 |
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| Day 9: Bridgman Hands 43 |
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| Day 9: Bridgman Hands 44 |
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| Day 9: Bridgman Hands 45 |
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| Day 9: Bridgman Hands 46 |
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| Day 9: Bridgman Hands 47 |
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| Day 9: Bridgman Hands 48 |
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| Day 9: Bridgman Hands 49 |
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| Day 10: Bridgman Hands 50 |
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| Day 10: Bridgman Hands 51 |
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| Day 10: Bridgman Hands 52 |
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| Day 10: Bridgman Hands 53 |
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| Day 11: Bridgman Hands 54. THUMBS! |
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| Day 11: Bridgman Hands 55 |
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| Day 11: Bridgman Hands 56 |
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| Day 11: Bridgman Hands 57 |
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| Day 11: Bridgman Hands 58 |
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| Day 11: Bridgman Hands 59 |
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| Day 11: Bridgman Hands 60 |
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| Day 11: Bridgman Hands 61. Day 11 was a busy day. |
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| Day 12: Bridgman Hands 62. |
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| Day 12: Bridgman Hands 63 |
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| Day 12: Bridgman Hands 64 |
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| Day 13: Bridgman Hands 65. FINGERS! |
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| Day 13: Bridgman Hands 66 |
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| Day 13: Bridgman Hands 67 |
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| Day 13: Bridgman Hands 69 |
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| Day 13: Bridgman Hands 70. KNUCKLES! |
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| Day 13: Bridgman Hands 71 |
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| Day 13: Bridgman Hands 72 |
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| Day 14: Bridgman Hands 73 |
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| Day 14: Bridgman Hands 74 |
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| Day 14: Bridgman Hands 75 |
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| Day 14: Bridgman Hands 76 |
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| Day 14: Bridgman Hands 77 |
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| Day 14: Bridgman Hands 78 |
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| Day 14: Bridgman Hands 79 |
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| Day 14: Bridgman Hands 80 |
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| Day 14: Bridgman Hands 81. The last page of hands--the chords of figure drawing. |
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| SPECIAL BONUS: My attempt at Olivia Wilde's face |
For this, I challenged myself to upgrade my hand-drawing skills, so I took it upon myself to draw George Bridgman's "Book of One Hundred Hands" IN IT'S ENTIRETY as an effort to level up. I also wanted to work on my line quality, and decided to use a "Point of No Return" medium--PEN! I also decided to post (nearly) ALL the drawings in order as a means to demonstrate my gradual growth over time. In the beginning, it took me too long a time to draw the hands and it was difficult in HOW to approach drawing hands. By the end of this, I could produce numerous hands on a single sheet much more rapidly than before. To that end, it also upgraded my skills in drawing other parts of the body--the approach may not be the same, but it's SIMILAR to constructing the hand. I've also learned that drawing hands for an artist is like practicing chords for a guitarist--practice every day no matter how skilled you are. Next up will be George Bridgman's "The Human Machine," followed by Bridgman's "Human Anatomy." Thanks for taking a look at my work!
ReplyDeleteThis is great work! Makes me pumped up to draw hands and feet. I just recently drew something and realized how out of practice I've been. I'm really proud of your growth dude. One day when we're famous, I can write a graphic novel and have you draw them. Our fans we squeal like,"My two favorite artists actually collaborated and are old friends! This is like Batman and Superman!"
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