Had a Bad Day so decided to Doodle

had a really bad day today standing up against some toxic friends but anyway heres some nice little doodles/drawings of hands (no i did not trace. yes I used references.)
@NebulaSystem12
Nice!!~
@NebulaSystem12

and the last one lol
Glad you took some time to doodle to try and cope with your bad day.
I find it's amazing how references can help, I remember I did a whole "study of hands" in my high school art class way back in the olden times. 🤣 Okay it was the late 90's but still.
So well done on your doodles! ✍🏻 Do you do any other kinds of doodling?
@EmotionsListener
yeah, drawing is like therapy to me lol.
XDDDDD
i mostly draw people, doodle different body parts and hands (sometimes feet lol), eyes, poses, hair, etc. I do cartoon/nonrealism, and semi-realism
@NebulaSystem12
I think it's great that you're transforming a bad day you had by doodling, and then posting here, and brightening everyone else's day with these drawings. They're all so beautiful.💙👌
@Helpingheart23
aw ty im glad you think so <3 i try lol
Not bad at all. 👍
Doodling is as good a way as any to deal with having a rough day. It certainly beats drinking or taking drugs!...it's also how almost every artist began his/her path.
I presume you were sketching your own hand. If you ever want to improve your draftsmanship without doing it entirely by trial & error, may I suggest picking up any manual by George Bridgman. There are a ton of drawing books out there but almost none of them can match Bridgman's works for clarity & overall quality of information. I have Bridgman's Drawing from Life, & have referred to it many times for guidance. He also wrote a manual called The Book of a Hundred Hands...if you want to specialize in hands then you won't go wrong with that text. Ditto if you want to draw heads & faces.
Full disclosure: I am not getting paid or compensated to say the above. Have owned two of Bridgman's books for decades & I still use them.
