Study: Hand #5 Wednesday April 18, 2007, 5 comments

 

Hand #5

Last in this series.

Comments

Jorge Wednesday April 18, 2007


Nice. Great depth.

Definitely “reach for the top”.

Or

“Climbing Cirith Ungol”.

:)

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!

Adrian Thursday April 19, 2007


What you saying?

Jorge Thursday April 19, 2007


Put this hand with hand #3 and you have the Hadoken Fireball.

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