Took on an interesting assignment for this module and it involved using my non-dominate hand! The task was to draw a still image of your hand with both your dominate hand and then once again with your non-dominate hand. Lets take a look at the pieces:
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Drawn by my dominate hand |
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Drawn by my non-dominate hand |
I have drawn my own hands before so this was not to out of the ordinary. What was a slight twist was the use of my off hand to draw. I chose to go with pencil mainly because I knew if I had to use charcoal for my non-dominate hand it would be a disaster. The smudging alone would render the picture non viewable. As I suspected, the drawing with my left hand was like learning to write all over again. I honestly could not hold the pencil. I was unsure how to move my hand in coordination with my fingers holding the pencil. The left hand picture did come out better than I expected. You can see how I need to produce small strokes to even complete turns and produce curves. It took a few strokes to get into the swing of things but in the end I liked how the scale of the project came out. As for trying this again, I would. Again, I would stick with pencil. Paint wouldn't make it into the picture for at least a few attempts. I would honestly tell people to try this on their own. The experience was enjoyable and a good learning experience.
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