Drawing a fist, as well as hands in general, is not such an easy task, therefore, before starting drawing, carefully consider your hand and the process of clenching it into a fist. This will help you in detailing the image. Try to convey the shape of the fist as accurately as possible in the drawing. For ease of visualization of the fingers, mark them first in the form of elongated cylinders.
It is necessary
pencil, eraser, sheet of paper
Instructions
Step 1
Draw a circle that makes up the full volume of the future drawing and corresponds to the present shape of the depicted fist. Add lines for the thumb and wrist. For image accuracy, look back at your hand and take a closer look at the position of your thumb.
Step 2
When depicting the back and top of the fist, pay attention to the stiffness of the hand and the connection of the fingers. After careful observation, make the correct markings on the four fingers, making them approximately the same in width.
Step 3
Draw all the lines softly and smoothly, and add shadows to make them look natural and realistic. In general, detailing a drawing is about finding your own style, which will subsequently work for you.
Step 4
You can draw a fist in different positions: from the outside, with the index finger in a higher position in relation to the other fingers.
Step 5
Draw your index finger apart from the other three, pointing forward. Make it voluminous by using retouching (shadows and wrinkles), in the same way, achieve a voluminous fist.
Step 6
Draw a fist from the inside of it, with the index finger above all the others. Try to use shadows and wrinkles as much as possible with this image - your image will gain volume and look more natural.
Step 7
Also try to depict the hand in motion, when only an attempt is made to squeeze it into a fist.
Step 8
In case of difficulties with the image of fingers, draw them to begin with simply as cylinders connected to each other at the places of real joints.
Step 9
When drawing, use the trick of slightly distorting the shape of the fingers to give more depth and authenticity to the image. For example, if you depict the index finger unnaturally curved, it looks much more realistic and believable than if you depict it straight.
