3D Hands for Artists with Digital Fingers
Drawing hands is the terror of every artist, right after receiving internet criticism. 😱 But Haele 3D comes to the rescue with its Hand Poses apps, which promise to end the suffering of posing your own hand in front of the mirror at impossible angles. Now you can torture... let's say, study 3D models instead of your poor joints.
The Photoshop of Upper Limbs
These applications work like an ultra-specialized digital mannequin. With a few clicks you can:
- Rotate each finger as if they were Lego pieces
- Choose from preset poses from "formal salute" to "sword grip"
- Adjust lighting and camera for that perfect selfie you'll never take of your real hand
"It's like having a studio assistant who never complains about how uncomfortable the poses are"
The Pro Version: For Artists Who Need More Drama
If the Lite version is a kitchen knife, the Pro is a surgeon's kit. 🏥 It includes objects for those epic poses everyone wants to draw but no one knows how they really hold:
- Various weapons (because in art everything is solved with violence)
- Tools (for artists who pretend to be practical)
- Car steering wheel (Fast & Furious poses guaranteed)
- Open book (the favorite accessory of magicians and intellectuals)
The Good, the Bad, and What's Missing
The only downside is that you can't export the 3D model, but hey, at least you won't have to explain to your family why you have 200 photos of your hand in weird positions on your phone. 📱 The app joins the Haele 3D catalog that already included solutions for feet, because apparently in the world of digital art, limbs are the most complicated thing after getting paid for your work.
So if you're one of those who draws characters with hands always hidden, maybe it's time to invest in this tool. After all, it's cheaper than paying a human model to hold a sword for eight hours... though less fun than watching their pained expressions. 😅
P.S.: If you use this app and your hands still come out wrong, you have no excuses. The blame is entirely yours. ✋