Where can I find hand references?

Top 5 Resources For Hand Drawing Reference Photos

• Google Images. It may seem obvious but Google Images really does have a ton of great photos.
• Proko. I’ve always recommended Proko for artists because it’s one of the best learning resources on the web.
• Pinterest.
• DeviantArt.
• Line of Action.

What is a reference drawing?

Reference Drawings means drawings which represent the City’s preference. The Offeror is allowed to make changes to these drawings provided the changes meet the Contract requirements.

Where can I find face references?

Here are some additional suggestions for finding reference faces for portrait drawing practice.

• Your old photographs with faces of friends and family.
• Draw some self portraits.
• Portraits of people on the TV.
• Find Faces on Paint my Photo.
• Free face photos on Pixabay.
• Free portrait photos on Unsplash.

How can I do hand study?

STEPS

1. Rough in the overall form Imagine the hand is encased in a tight mitten, and sketch the basic shape formed by the hand and fingers. Mark the imaginary lines through the joints.
2. Refine the drawing Indicate the main visible creases, especially where the thumb folds into the hand.
3. Complete with shading .

What’s the hardest thing to draw?

List Of The Top 10 Hardest Things To Draw

• Hands.
• Faces.
• Hair.
• The Other Eye.
• Horses.
• Vehicles.
• Skulls.
• Alligators.

Is reference drawing cheating?

Artist proves drawing with references isn’t cheating.

Do real artists use references?

Every artist, at one point or another, has used reference, either as a tool for study when learning or as a way to create more realism in original artwork. Even if you have never looked at anything but real-world subjects, you are still using references.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_MHBaxVPQh0