10-17-2013, 07:38 AM
I can see the problem with the wacom, and your hand not sliding on the surface. If you have an old cotton glove laying around, you can use that as a smudge guard on the wacom. And if you just want it to cover your pinky. You can cut off the other fingers with a pair of scissors. I did that for a while, worked perfectly! :)
When you draw on paper, you can lay a fresh sheet of paper over the parts that your hand tends to smudge. Then put your hand on top of that piece of paper. You will at least not smudge the drawings up that way. Just a thought.
As for drawing, If you start copying those Michael Hampton drawings and then try drawing them from imagination, you'll get really far with form and anatomy! :)
When you draw on paper, you can lay a fresh sheet of paper over the parts that your hand tends to smudge. Then put your hand on top of that piece of paper. You will at least not smudge the drawings up that way. Just a thought.
As for drawing, If you start copying those Michael Hampton drawings and then try drawing them from imagination, you'll get really far with form and anatomy! :)