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Exercise 02: Hair

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Exercise 04: Facial Expressions

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Exercise 03: Eyes

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Exercise 08: Material Studies

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Exercise 07: Shape Challenge

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Exercise 11: Shading Black and White Objects

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Exercise 17: Cast Shadows

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Exercise 24: Let’s Draw the Nose

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Exercise 22: Familiar Faces

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Exercise 28: Let’s Draw Clouds

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Exercise 29: Back to Basics

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Exercise 38: Applying Studies

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Exercise 42: Creating Blocks

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Exercise 37: Master Studies

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Form and Value - James Gurney

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Anonymous said: do you have a specific structure when drawing hands cause i s2g you draw the most realest hands out there (ps. your art is amazeballs)

I focus on the basic shapes first, and I find sharp lines best for this (don’t be afraid to exaggerate), like so: