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Category Artwork (Digital) / General Furry Art
Species Leopard
Size 1053 x 1280px
File Size 211.2 kB
Sure, but I think it will be much more helpful for you to use photos as references - I didn't use one for this particular drawing so there's the chance you're copying something that's not "correct".
If you want to check a nice site with 3D references you can rotate and examine more carefully, I really recommend this one! http://www.posemaniacs.com/tools/handviewer/
If you want to check a nice site with 3D references you can rotate and examine more carefully, I really recommend this one! http://www.posemaniacs.com/tools/handviewer/
There are many of them, even apps for your tablet/phone! There's also a book by Bridgman (The book of a hundred hands) which is really helpful to understand how hands are built and represented. Hands are very tricky and I also struggle with them, but they get much easier when you divide them into parts and work from there :)
Lol I don't have a smart phone/tablet, but thanks for the info~! :3
I tried to draw in parts(like how many drawing books teach) but it never quite worked out for me .-.
I'll try to find the book at the library sometime though, thanks again for the advice and information~!
I tried to draw in parts(like how many drawing books teach) but it never quite worked out for me .-.
I'll try to find the book at the library sometime though, thanks again for the advice and information~!
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