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Starting with Do, I traced over the original image with a monoline brush to make a clear black outline version.I then imported each one into Procreate – into a separate project.

I found a collection of public domain images of the hand signs on Wikimedia Commons by Freya Jarman which I could use as a basis for my collection.

Now, before you all think I’m brilliant at drawing (I’m not!) let me tell you the process:

Chromatic solfege hand signs