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As promised, my hand tutorial. Be on the lookout for a foot-focused follow-up sometime soon.

And now for my best explanation of this jumble.
(You will NEED to download/fullview this, I think)

I start with ovals to represent approximately where I want the hands to be.

From there, I start forming the palm shape using the thumb as a guide.

Then, I start placing fingers as best I can. This is where erasing comes in handy. If you don't get the pose how you want it at first, erase and try again. KEY POINT: Do NOT give up, no matter how frustrated you get.

When you feel you've got the poses as close to perfect as you can, go over the lines with your pencil and make them darker before inking. Take care that, when you DO ink, you ink the appropriate lines.

Finally, erase the pencil lines (after the ink dries, obviously) and you've got a finished product.

Wow- I'm awful at explaining things- forgive me. DX

I found this whole thing sort of odd- the me being asked to do a tutorial on something I just sorta tinker with until I'm satisfied with the results. This is, in fact the second of two attempts to draw out a tutorial. The first will likely go in scraps later.

I hope this helped in some manner... Maybe I'll do better with feet...?

Description
As promised, my hand tutorial. Be on the lookout for a foot-focused follow-up sometime soon.

And now for my best explanation of this jumble.
(You will NEED to download/fullview this, I think)

I start with ovals to represent approximately where I want the hands to be.

From there, I start forming the palm shape using the thumb as a guide.

Then, I start placing fingers as best I can. This is where erasing comes in handy. If you don't get the pose how you want it at first, erase and try again. KEY POINT: Do NOT give up, no matter how frustrated you get.

When you feel you've got the poses as close to perfect as you can, go over the lines with your pencil and make them darker before inking. Take care that, when you DO ink, you ink the appropriate lines.

Finally, erase the pencil lines (after the ink dries, obviously) and you've got a finished product.

Wow- I'm awful at explaining things- forgive me. DX

I found this whole thing sort of odd- the me being asked to do a tutorial on something I just sorta tinker with until I'm satisfied with the results. This is, in fact the second of two attempts to draw out a tutorial. The first will likely go in scraps later.

I hope this helped in some manner... Maybe I'll do better with feet...?