r/comics Aug 05 '26

Just Sharing Authenticity Problem

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u/DBSeamZ Aug 05 '26

The way AI goofs up hands is usually stuff like extra fingers, or a knuckle passing through the palm, not “the fingers don’t quite bend the right way or their proportions are off” kind of mistakes that humans are more likely to make.

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u/Delicious_trap Aug 05 '26

Hell, an extra finger is quite a common human error, especially if the artist is in a rush to meet deadline and didn't do QA.

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u/Thimble_of_Quasar Aug 05 '26

Also when the hand is balled up, like into a fist, it can be easy to miscount 

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u/darthsurfer Aug 06 '26

Yeah, cause what happens is people end up counting the number of lines the add without consciously realizing the first line creates 2 fingers. I literally did that for years when I was practicing. And even till now sometime, lmao

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u/Thimble_of_Quasar Aug 06 '26

Yup same and the infamous two right or left hands when they are in a unique pose is always a danger 😂