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DamaiMikaz — Sketchdump May 2018 [Both hands]
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Published: 2018-05-26 16:27:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 54788; Favourites: 2114; Downloads: 455
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Hands are love, hands are life
Note: These are referenced from my own hands. I have hypermobility syndrome and can (often unknowingly) stretch my limbs beyond the range of that of normal humans. I'm not sure if all of these poses are doable for normal people.
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Thanks for sharing. The challenge of expression in the hands...
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I can do all of those ninjutsu hand symbols. Notice that...Ninjustsu No Ninpo! Bunshin no Justu! (That's a good reference there.) Thank You Dengozaru!!!!
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These sketches are beautiful. I’ve never been able to draw hands. Thank you for the llama badge!
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I appreciate this, for some reason, hands alone have never bothered me too much but when they are interact8ng with each other or another hand, its very difficult.
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That's a handful of wonderful hands! It must be handy being able to draw them so precisely!
...I'll leave
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Naruto yeah when I was a kid I used to do signs and I wonder why it didn’t work i guess because I was in love with naruto
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You show such confidence with hands, and it shows. Wonderful, solid anatomy.
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Hands are love, hands are life
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Tremendous drawing skill (and hand positioning). Hands, even drawn one at a time, are difficult to draw for any artist, but you have made it look easy. I like the way you've high-lighted and angled the edges; helps me get a better sense of layout when drawing the hand.
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I always like pointing those out. It helps me understand the structure ^^
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These are always amazing reference material, thank you so much for posting these!!!!
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Once more some very skilled studies- Thanks for posting this!
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It's so helpful to see it as reference material.
I don't mean to steal it.
I like how the hands can be draw.
Good work =^.^=
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this reminds me of that anime gif of two blind people having an argument
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ASL as in American Sign Language stuff.
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ASL = american sign language
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Nope. It's not sign language
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My GF has hypermobility! She's been diagnosed with EDS.
These look fantastic and some of them may be possible for others.
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Yeah. I might very likely have the same. Lots of bruised and sprained joints and easily susceptible for injury. I can keep most of it under control with training these days, but it takes quite a lot of training XD
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Very nice sketchdump, as always!
I think it's cool that you reference your own body 
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I have a mirror in my drawing room. Helps a lot
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Some are hypermobile and some can't even move their fingers the opposite way. My index fingers are extremely stiff. Middle, ring and pinky fingers are more mobile, normal range, I think.
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I have severe hypermobilty and can bend my fingers 90 degrees backwards with ease. I tried not to bend them too far for the references... but tbh... I don't really know what a normal humans exact range is.
The reason that I mention it because I've had multiple people mention on previous pictures that the drawings are wrong because the poses are impossible to do. Well... they aren't for me XD
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This is the first time I hear of this syndrome. I have it as well, and can also bend my fingers 90 degrees backwards (up to 100 degrees). So now I share a rare trait with an artist I admire. Does that make me a good artist now? XD
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You're better off not having it. It makes for very unstable joints and shitloads of injuries
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Well that is unnerving. Hopefully I'm wrong and I don't have it.
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If you had you would've known by now
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Few days ago I searched for some good model to use as reference, and I found the pictures of an hypermobile girl (that could bend her harm too much backward) that was made for 3D practice (blender and such). Yes, those things can't be controlled.
It might help if you use, alongside your hands, pictures that artist share. So you can fix the posture of your hands from the start, or in extreme case you have double references.
My index fingers only bend 30/40°
The other fingers about 50/55°
Pinky fingers 70/80°
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I think none of the poses make it to the 90 degrees, so guess I'm safe
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Just curious. Do you have hypermobility only on fingers or on alla rticulations? Some have hypermobility only on few articulations, or just on thumbs (I had a classmate with hypermobile thumbs, but all the other fingers were normal)
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I have full on hypermobility syndrome, so every single joint in my body is affected. I need to train and keep a certain muscle mass to support those unstable joints. Otherwise I'd be so prone to dislocations and injury it wouldn't even be funny anymore.
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Omg thank you! Hands are difficult for me to draw...
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Damai, there are not words for how much I love you right now. Thanks for these sketchdumps, seriously.
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I just do what I love (drawing hands XD)
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