Made with Grok Imagine · CC0 · 19 Sept 2026

Bow Riser Hand Reference

Generated from: Photorealistic studio reference photo of a single detached human LEFT hand and forearm, shot for 3D scanning. Side-on view: the forearm extends back toward the lower left of the frame, the hand sits at the upper right. The hand is open in a loose hook grip with the palm turned sideways to the camera, all four fingers curled forward together and the thumb laid along the near edge, as if a narrow vertical rod about 3 cm thick would pass through the curl, but the hand is COMPLETELY EMPTY: nothing in the hand, clear open gap between the curled fingers and the palm. Worn early-medieval (Viking age) working kit: scuffed dark brown leather forearm bracer with two plain leather straps, faded undyed linen sleeve cuff at the wrist, weathered dirty working hand with short nails. Muted desaturated earthy browns and greys, historical early-medieval, no ornament, no jewellery, no armour plate, no fur. Isolated single arm on a plain flat mid-grey seamless studio background, even soft lighting, sharp focus, entire hand and forearm inside the frame, nothing else in the image. No bow, no bowstring, no arrow, no sword, no hilt, no weapon, no rod, no stick, no tool, nothing held in the hand.