Today I'll show you how to draw a guy and a girl holding a heart with their hands for Valentine's Day. You will learn how to draw two hands that are cupped together holding and forming a heart to represent love on Valentine's Day. We will guide you through the steps here as we try to make it as easy as possible for you.
Today I will show you how to draw cartoon hands, open palmed...ready to shake your hand. It isn't hard to draw an open palmed hand - I'll show you how I do it and maybe it will make it easier for you to draw it on your own. Happy Drawing!
Today I'll show you how to draw a pointing hand from the side view, or in other words a hand with a pointing finger. This drawing lesson will help you draw a pointing finger in the easiest way possible, using basic shapes, letters, and numbers. Have fun and happy drawing!
Here is another round of hands reference sheets to help you learn how to draw hands. You should bookmark this page and come back to it often...hands are always tricky and it is good to have some reference images to help you along.
It is very difficult to draw things, people, and figures that are foreshortened. In this tutorial, I will show you how to draw a man punching a fist towards you, the viewer. The extended arm and fist are in a foreshortened view, as you can see. I will guide you through the many steps it takes to draw this man.
Learn how to draw holding hands with the following simple step by step instructions. We will guide you thru the steps in a unique, but effective way!
Learn how to draw a hand gripping a pencil by using the blocking-out method of drawing. This tutorial will guide you thru the process in illustrated steps.
Hands are probably the hardest parts of the body to draw. That is why I have decided to add a few hand drawing tutorials. In this tutorial I will show you how to draw a hand gripping an item. The fingers and thumb are wrapping around this object and firmly holding it in place. I will guide you thru the step by step process of drawing this hand holding the object.
Hands are really hard to draw...especially a hand that is pointing towards you. However, with this tutorial, I think you will be able to draw a pointing hand with less difficulty. I will guide you thru drawing this hand with a step by step process that should make it a bit easier.
Hands are one of the most difficult parts of the human body to draw. But have you tried drawing them as basic shapes first. Basically fingers are cylinders or rounded rectangles. If you draw hands by blocking them out or sketching them out first, you will have a much easier time drawing these tricky buggers. Below you will also find hands reference sheets so you can look at hands in many different poses and positions when you need help drawing them. Make sure to Bookmark this Page.
Hands are almost as expressive as the face - so don't regard them as unimportant. Learn how to draw them correctly in the following drawing tutorial and guide. There are fifty different hand positions on the opposite plate so copy them, or, if necessary, use them for reference.
If you have problems drawing cartoons because you have issues with drawing the hands in different poses, then you aren't alone. My biggest problem is with drawing hands. Use the following guide to hold on to this page by printing it out or by bookmarking it on your computer. Now anytime you have to draw cartoon / comic hands in different gestures, you can just reference this hands posing sheet.
The hand is one of the hardest parts of the body to draw...but the comic / cartoon hand can be fairly simple. The cartoon hands that we are showing you today have 5 fingers, but many cartoon hands, only have 3 or 4 fingers. Draw your cartoon characters the way that you feel the most comfortable. However, today is a good day to learn how to draw hands in different positions. There are progressive, step by step drawing / cartooning lessons below.
This is an article about drawing hands when you are drawing a human figure. Although it isn't a step by step drawing tutorial, like our other lessons, it is a helpful article about drawing the structure of hands.
Use the following steps to construct the hands that you see...there are 16 hands below that have step by step instructions for you follow.
The cartoonist must know the construction and appearance of the different types of hands before he can use them effectively in a cartoon. Possibly the best way to learn to draw hands in the hundred and one positions that they can assume, is by using your own hands as models and sketching them in all the different positions you can think of. However, there are so many different types of hands, that I have shown a number of them for you to study.