Im Gonna Do An Anatomy Of The Thighs Livestream Tomorrow At 6pm California Time! Join Me As I Talk Through

I’m gonna do an anatomy of the thighs livestream tomorrow at 6pm California time! Join me as i talk through photo traceovers and do thigh studies! What fun!! I’ll post the link tomorrow before the stream

Rocks

Ah, don’t you love them, rocks. So fun to animate too.

If you’re into drawing pixel art rocks, boy does Patreon got you covered.

The above was a joke posted by Pedro ‘Saint11’ Medeiros (on Tumblr as the game dev team @studiominiboss) before releasing his real rock formations tutorial.

Pedro’s is probably the #1 Patreon page to follow and support if you’re into condensed tutorials about pixel art. Even though they seem on the surface as being about different concrete things to draw, they hold an even stronger underlying narrative about pixel art style.

Follow Saint11 on Patreon and Twitter.

Nauris Amatnieks a.k.a. @namatnieks​ is a newcomer on Patreon and also has some hard knowledge to share with you. His tutorials stand out by also showing weaker ways of completing each step, things you’re usually looking to avoid.

Follow Namatnieks on Pateron and Twitter.

Finally, a fellow Deviant who I’ve been following for a long time, Kat ‘RHLPixels’, completes the current rock trend with her newest tutorial. In good old DeviantArt fashion, the format is a long image instead of the eye-catching GIFs popularized by Pedro. There’s plenty of more of these old-shool long-reads in her DeviantArt album Palettes and Tutorials.

Follow RHLPixels on Patreon and Twitter.

@chub-deer​ sent this ask to my raritwi blog but I thought it would be better to answer it here. I can’t really give a full walk through but here are some pro tips: -Move that hue slider around. Even if you only adjust it by a little bit just get comfortable moving it around frequently  -Ditch your sketch as soon as you can. Like, as soon as you can tell where all the parts are without your sketch, leave it. It’s okay to turn it back on every now and then if you need it but it usually gets in the way of you seeing what your painting looks like. -If your painting is looking too light or too dark you can always use the magic of digital art to save you, just move a exposure/colour depth/whatever slider around till it looks right again -Learn to render simple shapes like cubes and spheres on their own if your having trouble with painting a character. Also if you’re having trouble figuring out how light should hit them, cel shading is a good thing to practice -Don’t export paintings as gifs. Seriously this thing looks like trash and is making me angry as I type -Don’t be afraid to paint over stuff you’ve already put time into if you don’t think it’s working out -Stay hydrated this is kinda a broad overview of what I’m doing? idk lemme know if there are more specific things you want me to cover

not gonna lie if you are like me and suck at coming up with poses using vintage sewing patterns for inspirations is so helpful for interesting poses that still display the character in a seeable way here are some examples of my favorites 

because they are literally drawn in a way to show off their outfit but still be interesting and not boring 

hi hello !! could you show us your brush settings or have you already done a post on those ?? :0

You’re the first person to ask for my brush settings! :>

I primarily use these four:

I picked up these settings from pixiv/deviantart. 

Made a quick tutorial about drawing brick walls. In step 2 I wrote “horisontal”, but it is “vertical”. Whoops.