Drawings of scars on hands

Tattoos have different meanings for different people.

Some get them just for beauty, others for the sake of art, and still others get tattoos in memory of loved ones.

But there are also those who decide to get a tattoo for a completely different reason - to hide a terrible scar.

In this collection you will see many amazing tattoos that either hide scars or complement them in an original way, turning the scar itself into a work of art.

For Halloween or to get you out of school, you can draw a real wound on your face, hand, or other part of the body. If they want to look closer, shout that it hurts and you are afraid that they will touch you. Look video on how to draw a wound.

Using brown paint, draw a 2mm thick line and lightly brush the edges.

Using paint 2-3 shades lighter than the main one, draw 2 lines parallel to the brown one and blend their edges outward. Do not blend the white lines into the wound, but just soften the edges.

Using the same paint, but with an admixture of blue, highlight or draw the veins. Do this with light strokes, trying not to apply a thick layer of paint.

Where there is a highlight, there should be a shadow nearby: using paint 2-3 shades darker than the main one, lightly shade the drawn veins and folds in the wrist area.

Next, mix burgundy paint with scarlet and draw a thin line in the middle of the brown one. Short black strokes located at the “bottom” of the drawn cut will give greater depth to the wound.

Be sure to powder such art so that the makeup does not give natural highlights where they should not be. Diffuse lighting and matte surface are two necessary conditions for light and shadow techniques.

Drawing fake cuts with makeup is easier than it seems. You can create many different external injuries: simple cuts, abrasions, or even decapitation! It won't take long, cost a lot, or involve a lot of swearing. However, you will need some creativity.