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You don't know your hand until you draw it. The process of drawing your hand makes you aware of the characteristics of your fingers and wrist. I find drawing the hand to be the most difficult aspect of the human anatomy. For me the face and feet are not nearly as challenging.
My left wrist was reset after fracturing it two winters ago in a snowstorm. As a result my wrist has a different shape these days. The light area on my wrist is usually where my fitbit sits. My hands are very slender, giving me great dexterity and touch. It is also creepy to see how your hand may actually be. I do believe the drawing is relatively accurate.
I tan quickly and have an olive complexion so this hand may come across as a hand of a darker skinned man.
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