TODAY'S FEATURED POST
TrendWatching Part 2: Castlecore, Pre-Raphaelites, and Feminist Nuns
Hi everyone, I'm back this month with more on trendwatching, but make sure you go back and read Part 1 before you go ahead and read this one. Part 1 was talking about HOW I think about trends and this post is a real-world developing-around-us example of that philosophy. Back? Great. So last month I talked about how important it is to think about trends as layers, and that the deeper you go the further…
YESTERDAY’S POST
How to Design and Draw Hands
February 17, 2025 - This month is a quick and simple demonstration on how to draw the hands. The first part of the video covers all the technical information you would need to know about the design of a hand, from the skin folds to the measurements and design language of the fingers. The video ends with a quick demonstration studying a hand in Photoshop as a step by step process. I hope you find the video useful for your studies. I was hoping to make a lengthier video on the illustration process covering different techniques but I have found myself short of time these days. I plan on making a few videos elaborating on finishes very soon. Thank you for watching and leave your comments below the video with questions of any kind art related and I will…
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