Hands are a difficult thing to draw, so I decided that my hand will be the victim the next time. I will learn to draw from a real reference and I learn drawing hands. It's amazing!!
Anyway, the two previous times I discovered that I am not able to hold my hand very long, since I want to use it to use shortcuts in Photoshop. So on the sketch I defined already some shadow shapes to make it easier for me. And it worked out!
After the sketching face, I added the main flesh color, added bumps of brown shadows, defined it a bit, adding a lot of blue, blended it and continued with the blending. This hand is way better then the hand I managed to draw yesterday, so I am actually quite content with it.
And this time, not only the hand is drawn, but also my lovely Wacom. Ow you little, adorable.... *cough*
Anyway, my Wacom has a shiny part, so that's quite the challenge to accomplish, but after some trial and error, the final result came out.
I know one of my weaknesses is drawing technical things. Like motors! And in stead of starting easy, I pick the most difficult image (also a drawing, but a very good drawing! Image is found here) and decide to draw it in 60 minutes.
And this is the result:
Actually, I did this in 45 minutes (shame on me) so I had 15 minutes left. I could have added some more details, but I didn't want to mess it up, so I left it alone.
And the final drawing for today: Some kind of steampunkish gentleman. I wanted to draw a character with colors, so I decided to show just his upperbody with his fancy hat and his monocle.
Sketch first again!
After the rough sketch, I drew some cleaner lines. To make it easier for me to color and because it is fun.
And then some nice rough coloring. I kept a more painterly effect due to time and I wanted to mess with Photoshop to create a more paint-like effect.
Tomorrow there will be more!
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