Could this be the elusive Mr. Marcello?

"The hand is thought of as the slave of action. But the slave
of action is the master of expression."

~The Book of A Hundred Hands~

Two helpers at the library.

"The joints of the fingers are built like shallow
saddle joints; that is, one reaches up on the sides,
the other reaches down on the front and back.
In every case it is the more distant bone that turns
on the convex end of the nearer bone, leaving the
end of the latter exposed in flextion."

~The Book of A Hundred Hands~

"The little finger side of the hand sets across the
end of the forearm at a sharper angle than does the
thumb side.
It is narrower and never wholly conceals the rest
of the hand.
The pisiform bone, or heel of the hand, is always
conspicuous on the lower side of the wrist.
To it attaches the flexor carpi ulnaris muscle,
corresponding with the tendon of Achilles.

1 Pisiform (pea-sgaped) bone.

2 Flexor carpi ulinaris.

~The Book of A Hundred Hands~


(for some reason I decided to use my tablet on this one. Something I almost never use)

"The movement of the hand reflects itself as far
as the shoulder, through the biceps muscle, which
aids in turning the radius. In all movement but
turning, the wrist can act alone. Turning, to nearly
two right angles, is carried out by the radius. Fur-
ther movement of any kind must be performed by
elbow or shoulder."

~The Book of A Hundred Hands~

"When the hand is employed in what may by contrast be called the intelligent uses, in which flexibility is necessary, it will have as a consequence greater freedom of movement, will assume much more varied positions, and will express much more readily the mental states."

~The Book of A Hundred Hands~

Some stupid bastard playing the piano.

...and then I was smoking and I drew and smoked and then I used the blur thing and I was drawing and I smoked and drew and then some of the values were lighter and some of them were darker and I smoked and drew.

This is a car.