How Do You Draw A Pointing Finger?
Most artists complain about how difficult it is to draw a hand. But hands can be drawn easily as soon as the artist has memorized the structure of the hand. Even a difficult hand gesture like the pointing finger can be drawn when an artist correctly visualizes where the fingers are supposed to go. Then a pointing finger can be drawn at any angle and still look anatomically correct; here are a few pointers to get you started. Draw two curving lines, one line curving upwards and one line curving downwards. Draw two more curving lines that touch the top and bottom curving lines. The left line should curve to the left and the right line should curve to the right. These four curving lines will be the base of the hand. Draw two overlapping circles, one on top of the other, right next to the top-right part of the base of the hand. Start on the left of the bottom circle and draw a line that slants downward and to the left. Then have the line sharply change direction, slanting downward and to t
