TODAY'S FEATURED POST
Moving Pictures
Been doing a bunch of motion-based work over the past month. Haven't had much time for personal work, but no complaints. I really like it in this type of stuff even though I’m probably not the most savvy at it. But where I may fall short on technical expertise, I can make up for it with ham-fisted slapdash digital painting :D. AfterEffects is awesome, because while it can get pretty deep, fundamentally it’s pretty much moving…
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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