Hand Drawing Tutorial (Skeleton)

This idea was suggested by Emolaya63

Before I begin I would like to say that you can use this picture to get an idea for a regular hand, if this doesn't help with hands that aren't skeleton, then try looking at your own hand or look up one to try and help.

Time to get through the basics, pay attention to the picture, I'm going through all of the pieces 1-6.

1.) The fingers can be tricky sometimes, unless you think of them as if they are puzzle pieces as shown. The fingers (including the knuckles) are 4 pieces each, just different lengths for each finger.

2.) The thumb is still like a puzzle piece you put together, but it only has 3 pieces (including the knuckle).

3.) Don't forget there is actually a bit of spacing between the knuckle of the thumb and finger.

4.) The wrist is two pieces just at the bottom of the hand, which is where the arm connects.

5.) This is more to state a skeleton hand doesn't look like this, I draw it this way as a personal preference.

6.) This isn't a part of the hand, but it's a bonus. If you notice, one bone piece of the arm is curved more than the other, that piece always is on the side of the thumb, don't forget that!

Welp, that's all the tips I have, you can use the picture as a reference if you ever need it! If you have any questions etc. then comment down below.

-Ad Victoriam, readers!