Quote - There is just one thing, 'wiz. True skin gives, but it doesn't just sink in. It spreads out. For a good visual, th8ink of skin as a balloon filled with water. Skin won't mold around your fingers, it spreads out under them. The girl's skin, the area between the guy's Thumb and fingers, should be bulging upward, as if being pinched slightly.

You're right.

I just tested on my own forearm. If my grasp is pushing against my forearm, the flesh pinches between my fingertips and thumb. This is how it would look if you grabbed someone and held onto them.

But if my grasp is pulling away from my forearm, as it would if I were tugging my arm, the skin tightens between the fingertip and thumb, pretty much as depicted in the tut.

Edit: So if the guy were pulling down (fairly hard -- toward her) on her arm in the pics, skin would tighten between his fingers and thumb. However, if he's pulling upward or horizontally toward himself -- it would look exactly as you describe.

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