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How To Draw An Ok Emoji

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The Ok Emoji is a hand gesture that represents “I’m okay, or that everything is good. It is denoted by the thumb touching the index finger to make an open circle. This emoji can also me used as a signal that everything is fine or perfect, and can be used as a sign of approval.

Step 1: We are going to start by drawing the thumb and index finger in a pinch ring like formation.
Step 2: Next we will draw the middle finger extending to the side of the ring formation.
Step 3: We will now draw the ring finger behind the middle finger.
Step 4: Our Ok hand gesture is now complete, color it in with any desired skin color.

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