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Canyon Hunter Princess - Loose - 2010-01-05
![[Image: princess.png]](http://i185.photobucket.com/albums/x190/loose24/princess.png)
Ideas floating through my head.
Canyon Hunter Princess - MasPan - 2010-01-05
+5 internets. Love it.
Canyon Hunter Princess - Xiyuuna - 2010-01-05
Your sketch lines are so cool
lol wish there were ideas floating around in my head.
Canyon Hunter Princess - Loose - 2010-01-05
Thanks!
I also needed a way to practice arms and legs... still hate drawing hands...
Canyon Hunter Princess - Cyadd - 2010-01-05
Now that you mention it, that left hand does look crippled, but I guess the abundant breasts make up for it.
Canyon Hunter Princess - Loose - 2010-01-05
Heheh, no one mentions stuff like that until I point it out. Interesting.
Canyon Hunter Princess - Katie ♥ - 2010-01-05
I love your work (oviously lol). You're so talented =)
Canyon Hunter Princess - Xiyuuna - 2010-01-06
Loose Wrote:Thanks!
I also needed a way to practice arms and legs... still hate drawing hands...
There is this book that was called "1001 Hands" or something, it was at the library in my hometown, I think I'll go back to check it out and "forget to return it" but it was a great reference for hands. I'd just either look through anatomy books or take stock photos of hands in certain positions because they can be a pain in the ass. My vice is foreshortening hands.
I like what you have going there. The hand holding the axe is a bit rough but not the end of the world.
Canyon Hunter Princess - Lost my Mind. - 2010-01-08
Nice drawing. Wish I could spend an hour in your mind, would be more of an inspiration than any art gallery.
When I was including hands in drawings i'd take a pic of my own hand or a friends hand in the pose and angle I was after and used it as a guide. Not sure if that will be of any use to you, but for a novice like myself it was helpful.