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>>2469407
You gave yourself the answer. Stop drawing curvy blobs and learn the basics of how hands work. You just need to remember bones exist when you're drawing, that's all. I know it's much easier to draw curvy fingers when the subject is grabbing on to something, but you'll be stuck with this forever if you don't try giving the hand some angles.

>>2469072
>>2469321
Don't be so negative, bro. The difference between the VN project and this is the OP of these threads is not forcing us to participate on a specific thing (as opposed to the first couple of threads, which were centered around Touhou). Instead he's inviting us to work on something original and will sometimes suggest something to get us started. I think it's been doing a lot better than the VN project. I haven't been able to draw something nice myself, but I've been commenting on Anonymous' drawings and trying to help.

>>2467811
Thank you. Maybe I'll try darkening the shadows I don't think I have a darker pencil though; the low quality paper doesn't help either HURR EXCUSES. I'm unsure how to place the shading on her face's left side though, which is why the shading on her face is almost non existant. Can you help me more, please?

Been drawing this too, but I sort of gave up on it. Got bored etc, I'd still like some critique. Suika is supposed to look creepy or scary, I guess.