First hand *löl*

[Iain McFadzen]

I don't mean to be harsh, everybody has to start somewhere, but if you look at that model and don't see what's wrong with it then you'd probably be better off finding a different hobby. If you can see what's wrong with it then there's no point in posting it here because all you'll get is a load of people telling you what you already knew anyway. It's not even difficult to find references for hand models, quite the opposite in fact as you have two right there in front of you all the time.

My only advise would be to have a little patience. Don't be in too much hurry to finish a model, just work and work at one until you get it exactly right. Look at your model, look at your hand, figure out what doesn't look right, figure out how to make it look right (experiment a bit), fix it, then rinse and repeat until your model looks exactly like your hand.

Have a lookee here too while you are at it, it might help to see how other people have approached the same subject.

http://www.cgtalk.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=19704

[NikLG]

You could try looking at your own hand...or go here http://www.fineart.sk/ and get some reference.
How are you modelling it ? Polys ?

[GrayFox]

yes polys

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