D'source Design Gallery on Hand and Product Interaction

Design Gallery

Hand and Product Interaction

Hand Holding Postures

Skelton or basic line reference.
Shading and adding form to the skeleton.
Final presentation with a contrasting background.
Skelton or basic line reference.
Shading and adding form to the skeleton.
Final presentation with a contrasting background.
Skelton or basic line reference.
Shading and adding form to the skeleton.
Final presentation with a contrasting background.
Skelton or basic line reference.
Shading and adding form to the skeleton.
Final presentation with a contrasting background.

Skelton or basic line reference.	Shading and adding form to the skeleton.	Final presentation with a contrasting background.	Skelton or basic line reference.	Shading and adding form to the skeleton.	Final presentation with a contrasting background.
Skelton or basic line reference.	Shading and adding form to the skeleton.	Final presentation with a contrasting background.	Skelton or basic line reference.	Shading and adding form to the skeleton.	Final presentation with a contrasting background.

Designers always want hands to be included in their sketches either to give the scale of the product or to give a feel of the product shape. But they always face problems in visualising how hands interact with a product or how will hand holding postures changes with the shape and size of the object. These are a few examples to demonstrate how hands will respond to products and their shapes.