So I'm starting a hands project soon for Instagram that should run for about one to two years and I haven't drawn hands in a long time so I needed to loosen up (and I was really bored in study hall). I'm technically a lab assistant but I didn't have any work to do that day and the room was dark for a presentation so forgive the top half that I couldn't see when I was drawing. There's also some blind contours underneath it all to add to the mess.

Would anyone like to see art tutorials? I can teach face mapping or realistic shading or composition or even digital stuff if anyone was interested. My school had a very good art department so I was lucky to learn from fantastic teachers and professors and I'd be willing to share some of what I learned to help those that are just starting out or want some tips to become better artists.