Let me give you some advice then.

Normally, hands are one of the most difficult things to draw. That's not really so for me. The first thing I ever drew was my own hand. I was bored as hell when I was young, so I picked up some paper and a pencil and looked around for something to draw, saw my other hand and went to work.

I recommend to get better at hands that you spend sometime drawing just hands. Close ups and at several different angles and perspectives. Oh, and the key to drawing most anything is to draw what you see, not what you know. Of course, I'm not sure how serious you are about drawing, but that's what I would do if I were you.

Yeah, hands are tough for most people.

Hey, that's not bad!

I quite enjoy drawing myself, something about it makes it fun no matter how crap I am at it, ha.

Anyway, man, if you do get the RP for us going I'm way too tired to participate right now. I went out with friends and I'm exhausted, plus I'm getting a tattoo in....8 hours. Ha. So yeah, I need some sleep, sorry man.

I'll catch up with you tomorrow though for sure. Right now I wouldn't trust myself to do any writing. So, until tomorrow, fare thee well.

sweet drawing

Ooo... can't wait to see that! ^^

Why not those two shows? Trigun is the best comedy/action anime I've ever seen (that is until the ending...) and Champloo is a well drawn action anime (with some hints of comedy...I love momo the flying squirrel).

Hmm I must have been thinking of a different show then. Thanks anyways.

-BGS

I've shared this with lostleader and Envy, so I might as well share it with you aswell: Using the lists all four of us made, I've created a top 7 anime list of shows we (at least two) have in common (judged by ranking and popularity amongst us four).

1. Fullmetal Alchemist
2. Trigun
3. One Piece
4. Ouran High School Host Club
5. Samurai Champloo
6. Death Note
7. Code Geass

Since they aren't on your list, maybe you should give Trigun, Samurai Champloo, and Death Note a try.

-BGS

PS: Was S.T.R.A.I.N. that anime on Cartoon Network that had a character that could upgrade his mechanical arm three times? And the bad guy (from the inner sector) has an armless fighter? That show reminded me ofthe X-men. I never got to finish it, but I'm interested in doing so. So am I right, or am I thinking of another anime (and if I am, do you recall the name of said anime?)

*Laughs ass off* XD

lol. Well, each to our own.

XD
DAMN. Saw right through my guise.