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I think I did this correctly?

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I definitely progressed and started drawing more details and making the hands look more realistic towards the last two drawings but there are some flaws. The first drawing didn't have much detail but had pretty good proportions, the second drawing had lots of detail but the thumb was super big and the other fingers were super small, on drawing 3 there was a pretty good mix of details and good proportions but it wasn't perfect by any means, I definitely did the best on drawing 4 with plenty of details and really good proportions with size based on my own hand. In general this activity helped me get better at drawing hands.

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I struggled a lit because I am bad at drawing realistic things I think that If I took more time making the lines better it would look so much better compared to the first drawing it was way more difficult to draw certain things I knew I can’t draw but I still tried

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I had fun learning how to draw hands. I believe hands are the hardest things to draw. But I'm glad I was able to at least try, it was very hard drawing but it was kinda cool when you started to see that it looked like a hand. Tricky part was getting every detail to represent the hand

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I think it was easier for me to draw a posed hand because I had more to go off of. I really struggled to get proportions right but it got easier! this was challenging and fun :))))

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I want to learn how to draw better especially realistic things 

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I want to learn how to draw better especially realistic things 

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I think learning how to draw is important because you get to let your creative side of the brain work

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I think learning how to draw is important because you get to let your creative side of the brain work

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it was didficult to be on a time limit and change my habits into not being precise and taking my time

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I made it look more realistic, it still looks bad, I drew the line for the wrist too long, and it's more realistic and a more complex pose.

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I drew the wrist better, the fingers are fatter than I tried to make it, and the fingers are the error. I didn't look when I drew it.

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I drew multiple hands in different positions, none of them look good, the middle hand on the bottom I tried to draw the lines on the hand, but it just looks worse. There are more than 1 hand, and their in different poses.

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The closed fingers, and the thumb. It was small and the thumb looks weird. It's in a different position than the first drawing.

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What went well and what did I struggle with? I know how to draw a hand, I'm not good at drawing, I'm good at painting. Where do I see errors? The fingers and nails look weird.

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Though I didn't have enough time to do all of the drawings, I feel like my ability to draw hands has grown a lot. I'm very happy with how the fingers in the first gesture drawing turned out, though I did draw the palm of the hand wrong. The next two gesture drawings were very interesting since I chose positions that were really hard to draw, especially the one on the left, since most of the fingers are bent downward and I have a lot of trouble drawing stuff that's bent like that. Drawing so many fingers bent like that really helped me figure out how to draw stuff that's bent forward, though, so I'm really happy with what I learned from those two drawings. The contour drawing was surprising since I am actually content with how the hand as a whole turned out (it probably went so well since the last two positions I did were incredibly hard), though I did look at the paper and picked up my pen a bit too many times. I'm glad that I was able to learn so much about drawing hands, even though I wasn't able to finish all the drawings.

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some nails could need a little bit more lining, knuckles could be more like ball shaped. big finger might need a little bit more 3d form.

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the thumb are to skinny in some places, the point finger are not fully straight

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upper hand are to thin in some places like fingers. Down hand has some problems with proportions as well.

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The fingers are not having the best proportions, some of them are to sharp on the end.

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It went better this time trying to draw my own hand after practicing some other poses and styles. I still struggled a little bit with the angle of the fingers and how to draw certain parts because of that.  From the first drawing there is a big difference in the way I have grown to adjust to drawing different things and hands was really hard for me, but I feel like I have gotten the hang of it.

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This one gave me grief because it was hard to think about multiple gestures then put them onto paper especially the ones with my fingers clenched more than usual

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This one was one of my best because I could draw almost all the details and make them more accurate then my other pcitures

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the final- I think that begging limited by a shape does not help that much but I see how it work so that the fingers are more proportional to the base of the hand. 

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The contour drawing gave me a easier time so I could write the details of my hand in make it look better

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>What went well? What did you struggle with ?

>Where do you see errors?

> How are these different from the first drawing?

The sketch went well all around and came in good, and I drew a nice box

Bit less texture on It, but the shape is perfect

This one took a lot of time and all the shapes where on point.

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The issues I had with the baseline was a lack with detail, the first drawing

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The issues with see it live was that with measuring and drawing the hand I had issues making it look more realistic with longer fingers

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>What went well? What did you struggle with ?

>Where do you see errors?

> How are these different from the first drawing?

It took me like two minutes to do and it looks kinda like a cartoon that I like.

I see errors everywhere

Less detail but more hands

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This compares to the photo copy one as I believe I was able to do better with the proportions. I also think that this hand is better than my first drawing as I was able to make this hand clean appearing, proportionate, and overall just looks more like a hand.

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>What went well? What did you struggle with ?

>Where do you see errors?

> How are these different from the first drawing?

It all went pretty well, I didn't struggle much with this one I'm pretty happy with it

I see errors in the size of the hand, it looks like a baby hand

There's much more shading for this one

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I feel like practicing a few other drawings made it easier to draw more hands, but I still struggle with getting certain angles and proportions of the hands. Errors are in the shape and direction in which the hands are placed. These are different from the first drawing, because I think I know better now of the hands are shaped and how they are supposed to look even though it is a really hard thing to draw.

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For my first drawing it was basically just an out line I think I could have done the thumb better but overall I think it was a good start.

For my second drawing I chose to draw a harder gesture so it looked sloppier but I don't think it was that bad for the pose I tried to draw. I think I could have added more detail.

I think my third drawing was a big improvement from my first and second. I think the pointing one in specific came out way better than I expected. I think I could have drawn a harder pose instead of the flat hand. But overall it was a big improvement.

Im pretty happy with how this drawing came out. Some of the proportions are off and I have to make the wrist smaller. But for the most part I think it's a pretty good drawing of my hand, a lot of improvement from the first two.

I think my 5th drawing was pretty good. Before this project I never knew how to draw and and I never really tried. So Im really happy with the outcome of this lat drawing I think it had the best proportions out of any of my other drawings too.

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What went well was coloring in the hand. What I struggled with was problem solving. This is different from my first drawing because I got to trace my hand.

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Today if everything is complete - Practice different poses while HOLDING SOMETHING IN YOUR HAND

TRY NEW MATERIALS - CONTE CRAYON OR CHARCOAL PENCIL.

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Upload a photo of your drawing that you did from life including any guidelines you used

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forth- when I am not looking at the paper I thought that it would look more childish but it looks closer to my hand then I thought because I am able to look at it rather then focus on the drawing

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third- they are getting easier the more I draw them but I wish we could use pencils so I could fix the middle finger on the top.

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second I think doing hand while there are in a pose makes it easier to draw rather than a static hand  

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first- I thought hand were going to be harder then I thought because when I started it I thought it was going to look terrible but I turned out pretty well.

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what went well was shading a bit but what was a struggle is the proportions. the errors is with the fingers, the last drawing is definitely better than the first. I improved I little.

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what went well was shading a bit but what was a struggle is the proportions. the errors is with the fingers, the last drawing is definitely better than the first. I improved I little.

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1. Drawing is important as it allows the sharing of concepts that would be difficult or impossible to properly convey with written or spoken word.

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1. Drawing is important as it allows the sharing of concepts that would be difficult or impossible to properly convey with written or spoken word.

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I want to develop my abilities in drawing black and gray realism.

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I struggled somewhat with sizing and joints

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i think drawing is important because it expresses your feeling and puts you in a relaxing mood.

why i want to learn to draw when i draw i feel at peace and making something that look good makes me happy and makes me wanna learn more.