Fist raised against an open sky
A raised fist drawn low in the frame against an open sky in ink and wash, the arm entering from the bottom edge and the sky left almost bare.
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Draw a clenched fist from any angle
Describe the fist drawing you want in Morphic's Image tool, from a foreshortened knuckle study in graphite to a flat silhouette you can cut out. Set the angle, the medium, the line weight and how much tendon and knuckle detail to carry, refine it on the Canvas, then download it in HD.
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Four fists at different angles
One study sheet with the same fist drawn from four angles in graphite, front, side, back and from below, spaced evenly across the page.
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Fist resting on a table
A fist resting knuckles down on a plain table in pencil, the weight visible where the hand meets the surface and a soft cast shadow to one side.
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Bumped fists in close crop
Two fists meeting in a tight horizontal crop drawn in brush pen, the stroke heaviest where the knuckles touch and everything else left open.
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Make Fist drawing in three steps
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Describe your image
Describe the Fist drawing you want, in plain words.
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Generate the image
Morphic generates a clean, ready-to-publish image on your canvas in seconds.
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Refine and share
Tweak the prompt, regenerate variations, then download or share the frame.
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FAQs
How do I draw a fist that does not look flat?
Block it as a box before you draw fingers. The back of the hand is one plane, the folded fingers are a second plane angled away, and the thumb crosses the front. Ask for those planes and the volume appears on its own.
Why do the knuckles look wrong in my drawing?
The knuckles do not sit in a straight line. They arc, with the index knuckle lower and the middle one highest. Ask for the knuckle line drawn as an arc and for the fingers to shorten toward the little finger.
How do I draw a fist coming toward the viewer?
Say foreshortened explicitly. Ask for the knuckles large and close, the forearm compressed almost to nothing behind them and the fingers barely visible. Without the word foreshortened you will get a side view.
How do I draw the thumb on a clenched fist?
The thumb wraps outside the folded fingers and rests across the second joint of the index and middle finger, never tucked inside. Naming that placement fixes the most common error in fist drawings.
Can I get a plain fist silhouette for a print or a sticker?
Ask for a flat solid silhouette with no interior line and a white background, then crop it on the Canvas. That version stays readable when it is scaled down and is easy to cut as a stencil.
Can I get the same fist from several angles?
Ask for a study sheet with the same hand drawn from four angles on one page. Style Transfer will hold the medium and line weight if you would rather generate the angles one at a time.