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1st off don't feel bad. this is a problem even for the great masters. leonardo di vinci had problems with his his hands. wild right?

and ways. the key to drawing hands and feet are kinda simple.

i'll start with hands cause they're much more difficult to do. remember hands have like 20 some bones in them making them the most complicated thing you can draw on the human body. draw the palm as a kinda like flat cube( you know what i mean right?) now you need to remember 2 things the 4 fingers don'e sit flat on the palm they sit on a kinda arch. so kinda arch out the top of the cubey thing and 2ndly think of the hand as a tree and grow the fingers out a segment at a time. pretty much the same for the thumb but form it out from the wrist and mid palm.

feet are weird in the sense that they're flat but they're not. from the ankle remember to curve the bottom of the heel into the arch of the foot. but not too much since the foot is mostly flat and subtlety changes into the arch. mind the ball of the foot that is also kinda rounded . and finally the toes is the same thing as the hand grow them out. but not too much cause long toes can be weird

hope that helps some if you have any more questions let me know

DRAW YOUR BEST AND DONT BE SAD

Draw your own hands and feet.

Break up the hands and feet into simple shapes while keeping in mind the natural movement of each part of the hands or feet. For hands specifically, also keep in mind how the parts of the palm fold over when carrying objects.

Now I don't normally draw feet often because characters I draw often have shoes. Anyway, I basically draw a simple shoe shape for the flat underpart of the foot. Then I draw that ramp looking shape in the front of the foot and then the ankles from there.

Here are some tutorials you can look at. Links 3 are in Japanese, but they're generally is about turning the hands and feet into simple shapes so you can construct them easier.

Hands: Link 1 Link 2
Feet: Link 3

Yeah...and there's plenty of art anatomy books on how to construct hands and feet too. So you can check them out on your own.