Hand #5
Last in this series.
Study: Hand #5 Wednesday April 18, 2007, 5 comments
Comments
Jorge Wednesday April 18, 2007
Adrian Wednesday April 18, 2007
Thanks man. It’s hard to get any sort of dimension or life into this type of illustration. But it was a good project, and nice to get some Illustrator practice in.
sarah Thursday April 19, 2007
That’s a hand that could definitely go wandering about in a menacing manner!
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