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FACEBOOK FANPAGE | TUMBLR | TWITTERTutorial#12 : Creativity
Thank you dear friends
The different links added on the tutorial are available here :
Position and meaning : [link]
Eye movement : [link]
Perspective : [link]
Random word tool : [link]
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Tutorial #16 : Shades
Tutorial #15 : Adjustment Layers
Tutorial #14 : Photo-referencing
Tutorial #13 : Water
Tutorial #12 : Creativity
Tutorial #11 : Three textures
Tutorial #10 : Color
Tutorial #9 : Layer
Tutorial #8 : Cloud 2
Tutorial #7 : Arround a drawing 3
Tutorial #6 : Brush
Tutorial #5 : Arround a drawing 2
Tutorial #4 : Arround a drawing 1
Tutorial #3 : Light and shadow
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good tutorial.
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Interesting tutorial, might be useful in an art block! 
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Interesting tutorial C:
And thanks too for the other links in the artist comment!
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Great tutorial, and amazing artwork! I like that it is about the creative process instead of literally how to draw. I will definitely try these techniques. Thanks a bunch, and keep it up!
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Wow. You've always been so helpful in your tutorials. Have I mentioned that it's because of you, my photoshop painting skills are getting better over the years? ^w^ I'm strife to be better. Thank you so much!
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Wow, this will definitely help me in the future! Thank you for making this wonderful and very informative tutorial.
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This is great. I could easily see a tutorial on something like this going very very wrong, but somehow you have hit it so well. This may end up being one of the most useful tutorials I've ever read, and I look forward to trying out your methods.
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Yay! A new tutorial!! Let me stop doing homework for a moment and download and favorite this priceless tutorial. Thanks again for your hard and fantastic work on making these tutorials! I've shared them with my teacher, linking them back to your dA. I hope you don't mind. D:
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Possibly the most useful thing I've ever come across on the internet. Thank you so much!!!
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..I love you. I have never even THOUGHT this was possible. I honestly thought people just thought of concepts like this in their dreams.
Thank you so much for sharing!
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this is an amazing tutorial, so helpfull with verry different ideas. thankyoun
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Wow! This is amazing! You know I'm gonna use this now. C:
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Thank you for making this!
It will help me quite a bit. ^^
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Amazing! Thank you for taking your time to make this, and for sharing it with us.
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Thank you for sharing this wonderful tutorial. 
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Omg. The eye movement paragraph blew my mind. I will never be able to stop thinking about that now.
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This was very interesting! It's nice to learn about people's methods for their work.
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This is so interesting! Thanks so much for sharing this!
I like this type of method because it really helps break "artist block" which I so commonly find myself in. XD
Added to faves... Lovely!
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la reverse psychanalyse des rΓͺves en action
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Deformation professionnelle
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ne ten fait pas trop , marche et souris
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This is amazing! I'm going to go try some of the things you mentioned right now!
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this is amazing indeed
this gives me a wide range of ideas ^^ thanks
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thank you so much for sharing your creative process! I will give this a try in future work.
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Amazing tut as always
Thanks a lot
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Are you you mean "can't" be learned? You seem to suggest that it's impossible to become more creative, and then offer tools for exactly that... becoming more creative.
I tend to suspect that you mean "can" as you've always struck me as being one of those people who believes that anyone can learn to do anything if they stick with it.
Otherwise, fantastic tutorial.
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You are right, this word isn't appropriate. But it was hard for me to speak about the inconscious side of the creativity. It's hard to learn something "inconscious ", that's why I said " can't " but I hope it will develop the creativity
I would say, there isn't " recipe " to be creative, even if I did a tutorial, we need more than the tools I used. Moreover, it's really hard to describe how a new idea comes in my head, and the different unconscious process.
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Actually I had a good discussion with my phycology teacher over art. He asked if art was a skill or a trait. I ended up saying nether. Art is a journey, you can get guidance but you have to make that journey yourself. I think it's because art is rooted in our perceptions and we all develop our perceptions independently of each other as children when we wire our brains.
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It's strange, I didn't remember when I wrote the previous comment.
Anyways, I agree with your " journey " pointof view, and the necessary " loneliness " to discover the " true " version of " art "
This is a nice quest !
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I wonder if "Creativity must begin somewhere, and I can't teach that; but..." might make more sense, It's a little more wordy but I think it captures what you're trying to say in your comment?
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Indeed, more shaded
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lovely the tecnique "a telling off" congrats
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Interesting method.
Have you read "drawing on right side of brains"?
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I'm just about to read this book!
Have you read it? Is it good?
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