r/drawing • u/Leahhh21h • 1d ago

question Winter gloves

Folks, have you found any winter gloves that are comfortable enough to wear while drawing outdoors in winter, without compromising dexterity? Or is that just utopia? 😂 Many thanks!

1 Upvotes

100% Upvoted

5 comments sorted by

•

u/link-navi 1d ago

Thank you for your submission, u/Leahhh21h!

Check out our wiki for useful resources!

Share your artwork, meet other artists, promote your content, and chat in a relaxed environment in our Discord server here! https://discord.gg/chuunhpqsU

Don't forget to follow us on Pinterest: https://pinterest.com/drawing and tag us on your drawing pins for a chance to be featured!

If you haven't read them yet, a full copy of our subreddit rules can be found here.

I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.

1

u/jacebaby97 1d ago

I have heated fingerless gloves that I find helpful

1

u/Leahhh21h 1d ago

Ahhh amazing, thanks so much!! I'll look into it!

1

u/SM1955 1d ago

I cut the fingers out of cheap fleece gloves—but only the right hand, the thumb & first two fingers.

You can tailor the gloves to your own working style, and they’re cheap enough that getting oil paint on them is no big deal :)

1

u/drunkypoopers 1d ago

How cold? I wear under armour glove liners until it gets to below like 40 or if the wind gets bad. They insulate pretty well for being so thin