ArtBistro

the most important tool

What would one do if one had no hands? Where would our species be?

it works well with the brain!it never argues or complains and despite what life has thrown at it, it has been an almost indestructable piece of equiptment. it is truely one of the finest to tools to posess!

I love that they have opposable thumbs, those little gadgets come in real handy. Seriously, they are amazing things, with all those little bones, so fragile yet so capable of doing what often seems impossible. And I love my long fingers.

the most essential one !

How did I not see this sooner. haha :D

Number 1 instrument. Doubles as a nose picker. Pretty versatile

I highly recommend purchasing this tool! It's useful for any type of art you wish to do from photography to sculpture to painting to even computer animation! And it's completely compatible with earlier and newer types of software with no adapters needed! I use them all the time, not only in my art purposes, but also in production pitches to further my point! And they're incredibly customizable by purchasing colorful sleeves called gloves.

These tools are the greatest!

First of all, I have to say the sensory perception and interface with the brains motor functions will not disappoint. Second, the opposable thumb upgrade was *well* worth the time spent to acquire it.

On the down sides: nail beds could be better thought out...all that fuss about cuticles. And the attachments could be sturdier, or at least less prone to crippling illnesses like carpel tunnel or tendonitis.

but that's just my opinion.

Accurately described.

Amusing but true...

The current set I have work wonders for me...the right one is wearing out faster than the left one from painting 8- 12 hours a day for the past several years, most years. Otherwise, no complaints, and I still have a good grip! :D

I can't imagine having no hands at all. It's the basic part of the body that enables me to create, so as for all the artists. When I had an accident that resulted to closed hip fracture, I thank God because it's not my hands. My hands are very important to me because it's my life, it's what I use to create and work on my pieces.
A surgeon once said: "Look at your hand. It's the most intricate and beautiful parts of human body. There are 19 bones arranged in your hand that can form a cup, an arch, a flat surface, or a fist... The fingers can delicately lift a needle from a table or twist open the stubborn cap of jar... or distinguish between a 10 centavo and a 25 centavo coin just by touch. No engineer devising robot hands has ever come to such perfection."

Couldn't do it without em .

It can caress a child's face, it can gently wave, or abruptly swat a fly, it can hold a pen, a pencil, it can make a power stroke or paint the softness of a flower.

Wonderful, except when it gets carpal tunnel... lol

Do they have spares my is getting a little worn out ?

i love the hand because it lets me pet fluffy cute things :)
oh and that art babble as well... ;)