03-13-2018, 01:11 PM
Nice Value studies! Thanks for making me remember about the Value comparison card as I'm going into values myself.
As for the simplified hand, I did the position the hand is in and much more information comes up that could be expressed for example the knuckles, I understand that it is simplified but these things add a bit more depth. I would recommend subtly shading in the under lying bone structure to give it more depth at least in the shadows.
Also a tip that helped me with hands is that the top (opposite the palm) of the hand will show the bone structure more so it will be sharper than the bottom which will be more curved. Keep up the good work!
As for the simplified hand, I did the position the hand is in and much more information comes up that could be expressed for example the knuckles, I understand that it is simplified but these things add a bit more depth. I would recommend subtly shading in the under lying bone structure to give it more depth at least in the shadows.
Also a tip that helped me with hands is that the top (opposite the palm) of the hand will show the bone structure more so it will be sharper than the bottom which will be more curved. Keep up the good work!