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Jordan Williams · 2026-07-27T02:34:55.062Z

Hey, guys! Long time, no see! Not too long ago, i wanted to draw a hand from imagination (well, mostly from imagination. I used my own hand, which is something i wouldn't have been able to do if i, y'know, bit them off), so i did. And it turned out pretty good. There's just one problem, however. I wanted to show perspective, so i made the pinky pretty small. But now it looks too small, like it would look weird if forshortened normally. If anyone could provide any advice or remedies to other problems i missed, please let me know!

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