Your Handwriting

[Thelis]

Some more anatomical sketching.

 

[Teny]

I think I write better with .5mm pencil and paper, than tablet. Yes, size of lead matters for me.

 

[Russel1]

Thelis, very nice illustration!

Teny, your artistry is far beyond mine. I'm still learning to draw stick men.

 

[Thelis]

Thank you sir! Here is a quick anatomical sketch of a forearm, just for you:

Drawn using a Paper Mate Write Bros ballpoint pen. $1.99 for a pack of 10.

 

[Russel1]

Thank you sir! Here is a quick anatomical sketch of a forearm, just for you:

Why, thank you!

You could keep posting them all night, great sketches!

 

[Thelis]

Why, thank you!

You could keep posting them all night, great sketches!

+1 to you, and mayhaps I shall!

A calf I sketched out just 5 minutes ago. Took me a solid 30 minutes to get the shading just right, however I feel as if it's still lacking. Feet are, for me, the hardest part of the human anatomy. I also need to work on my anatomical print- the handwriting that anatomy scholars use when labeling sketches. Yes, it is a unified print haha.

 

[Half Evil]

I knew id get this done sometime.

 

[jmacavali]

I'll get mine up here. I tend to write in 'print' but connect a lot of my letters like cursive. I also 'cross' my Z's (a line through the middle) so that they don't look like my 2's. I also make swooping F's that go below the line. I also don't dot my I's or J's (lowercase). I'll post the pick when I get to my scanner later.

 

[Ahyoka]

Those sketches are off the chain Thelis

But to test your drawing ability...sketch me a picture of a human abdomen complete with scale a belly button as well as a prominent, but not overbearing beer belly....and a happy trail

 

[Rubber314Chicken]

But to test your drawing ability...sketch me a picture of a human abdomen complete with scale a belly button as well as a prominent, but not overbearing beer belly....and a happy trail

Kinky