non-dom hand
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drawesomeTitle: fungi study
Artist: syntheid
Rating: G
Fandom: original
Characters/Pairings: n/a
Content Notes: colored pencil + ballpoint pen
I'm debating whether or not I should also color in the face, but I kind of liked it this way. I have... legible control with my non-dominant hand, if I take my time, but I did find sometimes I relied on using my shoulder over my fingers (like you're technically supposed to do, haha, but I don't do it when I draw with my dominant hand) because the fine motor control is more difficult (hence, squiggly lines). It was nice to give my right hand a break, though, it's been kind of hurting lately.
Artist: syntheid
Rating: G
Fandom: original
Characters/Pairings: n/a
Content Notes: colored pencil + ballpoint pen
I'm debating whether or not I should also color in the face, but I kind of liked it this way. I have... legible control with my non-dominant hand, if I take my time, but I did find sometimes I relied on using my shoulder over my fingers (like you're technically supposed to do, haha, but I don't do it when I draw with my dominant hand) because the fine motor control is more difficult (hence, squiggly lines). It was nice to give my right hand a break, though, it's been kind of hurting lately.
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Date: 2017-09-15 11:07 am (UTC)I'm with the rest as well - The loose, squiggly lines have their own kind of beauty and movement. I feel like if it gets colour filled, that quality might be lost. I like it as it is. :)