SIMPLE TRICKS FOR HAND STRUCTURE
CHARLIE PICKARD continues his ten-part series of quick tips on anatomy; this month, he explores a few simple approaches for structurally solid hands
The hand has a notorious reputation for being one of the most difficult forms on the body to get right. The reasons for this are obvious: the hand boasts 27 small bones, which enable it to vary in its superficial shape more than any other area of the body.
The reason for this complexity is the hands are often our primary tool for manipulating the environment around us and as such, they need to be
