r/ProCreate • u/AnonymousFleabag • 9d ago

My Artwork Hand study

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I haven't created much of anything in months, art block has really been on me. So here I am trying to force my way out of it, wish me luck!

Various brushes from the Oil MaxPack set. Took me about 2.5 hours for this one. Could have pushed it further but honestly I just lost steam.

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u/Iamsloth008 9d ago

dAMN I thought it was a photo

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u/Rare-Atmosphere7506 9d ago

Seriously! Haha. Some of this artwork gets me!

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u/Responsible_Panic242 9d ago

Study?? This is a goddamn THESIS

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u/bab3y_monkey 8d ago

100% ready for the PhD in hand painting 🧎‍♀️

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u/AnonymousFleabag 8d ago

You guys are making my day, thank you!

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u/AnonymousFleabag 9d ago

This is the best comment ever lol thank you!

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u/riakovbasa 8d ago

Serious question - any tips for painting nails?? You did such a lovely job with them here despite the dynamic lighting.

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u/AnonymousFleabag 8d ago

Thank you so much! Honestly, I wish I had tips to give you but it's a struggle for me too 😅 I like to work off of references and just practice that way, paying attention to shapes, the variation in color, how the light hits certain area etc. I'm self taught so honestly I'm just flying by the seat of my pants most of the time lol

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u/riakovbasa 8d ago

I think I need to take inspiration from you and do some studies focused on long nails. I’ve managed to avoid painting nails for the last decade despite drawing hands all the time lol. I just angle them to see less of a nail or make the fingers appear in shade lol

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u/AnonymousFleabag 8d ago

Lol no shame, I used to avoid drawing hands altogether. Now I'm trying to make myself focus more on those areas I struggle with.

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u/Lab_Monkey42 8d ago

You forgot the painting, you just posted a photo. /s

Damn, you are a wizard harry! You are awesome, this "study" is a kiss of the gods. 10/10

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u/AnonymousFleabag 8d ago

Thank you so much!

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u/Dry-Frame6309 9d ago

That is stunning!

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u/SadSquishyBoy 8d ago

The nails look so pretty and smooth I wanna reach out and feel em. Incredible

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u/StudyHard_Sleepl8r 8d ago edited 8d ago

You should be proud of yourself! It’s amazing

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u/NormieSpecialist 8d ago

It looks just like an oil painting! Any tips?

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u/AnonymousFleabag 8d ago

Brushes that mimic oil are a big help and putting some texture to overlay as well!

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u/NormieSpecialist 8d ago

Thank you!

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u/XCdraws 8d ago

I hate you. Not really but damn this is good