How to Draw Human Feet
In this lesson, we will make another drawing of a foot from a different point of view. This time the foot will point to the viewer. There is one common mistake in many beginners' drawings—paying very little attention to individual toes. If your task is to portray a human foot realistically, you have to be prepared to invest great efforts in drawing every toe with the necessary detail. Coming back to our drawing, you can see that the toe is depicted using a series of contours rather than outlines. Such an approach helps to portray the depth of foreshortened objects. The illusion of depth is achieved by lines, not by rendering tonal values here. Methodically drawing every phalange, we build the whole foot.
