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Not exactly that hand tutorial, but it is a guide for drawing Lackadaisy paw-hands holding firearms. I made this for the animation team's reference. During production on the pilot, it was one of the areas that required the most revision notes, so we figured a visual guide would be useful for Season 1.If it's useful to any of you artists out there too, all the better!

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This Person

Ooooh This is very informative. Thank you!

sth mario

OH MY GOD just what i needed

Rckt

I actually needed this, thank you 🫶

Mr. Chair

Hell yes! Always love guns portrayed accurately!

Luna Yoshi

This is VERY helpful for us fan artists who can't quite nail the holding of a gun. Thank you!

Spooki

Specific gun shooting accuracy and firearm discipline mentioned, this is wonderful!

Josué Meza

Love the BAR M1918 and Thompson!

jim fire

Love to see the attention to detail! I personally really enjoy looking for wepon realism in stuff like this!

Aqif's Drawings

Man, I've searching for a good reference like this. This'll help a lot.

Kintor

Amazing how all these little details add-up, stuff the audience won't even consciously think about, to make Lackadaisy so beautiful to watch in motion.

Vince Heliotrope

The amount of gun holding references i had to look up always turned out to be a loss. Gonna draw my favorite meow meow Mordecai with shot gun. This is what I needed. 👀

Vespid

Gotta love point shooting

DAB

Wick: "pew pew!" *realizes he's taken a life*

Aispeanut

This is a good reference!

Tiger in man's clothing

So many game and comic writes and artists get firearms wrong. It is so nice to see firearms portrayed correctly in Lackadaisy.

FoxBlocksHere!

It's cool enough you all go through the motions to learn this stuff and share with the visual artists, but loads cooler that you also share with us. This is seriously insightful!

EL

Ooooo! Guns!

Gerald

One thing that impressed me when I read Lackadaisy Vol. 1 was that you drew a BAR so accurately I knew exactly what it was at first glance. I was either writing or had just finished writing a book about Omaha Beach and had researched the Browning. I also appreciated that you explained what a BAR is in your history notes at the back for readers unfamiliar with it.