Actually, there are those that take and pull the fingers apart and those that pull them back. So you have on both sides, you’ve got the muscles coming across in between the joints. We have muscles now that are pulling to the side here. We have the tendons taking and coming over that surface this way. You can see the tendons sliding across this squared off knuckle. Like I’ve pointed out, that comes over halfway in between the two joints. Now, where do we go from that? At this point in here you can see there is a tremendous amount of depth between these points going back in. So now with that in mind here, as we come through we can see this corner coming down and around. Then it progressively develops and gets a little bit subtler as we go through. We then go back to the box, the corner, the ball. Then it comes down into the next joint then, the next corner. You can see that this we have a bowl on the end of this joint, and that the knuckle is fitting on and around that bowl. We find that the next part comes in and fits into that. In talking about the feet, we talk about the fact that how all of our weight is on these arches. Then we’re going around this way, and that the actual underside of the bone is curved. This is like a bowl that’s in here coming through. You can see that there is a rounded shape. It’s a very, very clear-cut corner that you’re taking and working with. Where the box comes into play here is that you can see how square the end of that knuckle is.
Now here’s the point which you’re looking at this and we use the idea of the box. So if you take, come up, it’s halfway in between. You can see that I talked about the fact that the palm of the hand is larger than the top of the hand. Then you’ve got the next two digits coming out here. So we’re taking and, as you can see we’re taking the finger from here. This is going to correspond, the arc will take and correspond to this joint here. The point, see really how the thumb is really coming off to the side. The next one, the index finger is over a little bit. So now you can see that the little finger is taking and coming out this way.
It gives us a rough approximation of the next point coming down. Okay, we take the halfway point from here to here. You can see how equal that is now right from the wrist, coming down from there.
In other words, the proportions we’re talking about, this distance from here to here. The distance from here to here is equal to the end of the fingers. Then we have the thumb taking and going off in this direction. You find then that the middle finger is taking and coming out this way. You will see that the middle knuckle is like the center of a triangle here. That’s pretty much corresponds to the middle three fingers. You take the distance of the width of the wrist here. Now, as you can see the distance is working. If you take and let’s look at the proportion of elements, I’m just going to diagram this out a little bit here. Then we have a row of three bones here, and we have a row of four bones, and then you’ve got five bones. In other lectures I’ve mentioned about the fact we think of the upper arm as one bone the lower arm, two. But let’s just talk about some of the proportional things here. We can see looking at the skeleton, of course there is sort of a disconnection here where these things are put together that way.
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