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GeoffNET β Powerpuff Tutorial, Page 1
Published: 2011-08-11 04:54:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 25594; Favourites: 271; Downloads: 312
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I've thought about making a tutorial of sorts for a long time, but I usually stopped myself when I thought about how many panels it would take just for a single picture. Then it occurred to me that I could upload the frames one by one, and then piece them together when the whole thing gets finished. And so, here is the first page of what will likely be a dozen or more, showing how I get my drawings to come out the way they do. I have absolutely no idea when I'll draw the next one, or how long it will take before it's done, but that's part of the fun! Plus, I'll try to make it a little entertaining along the way.
EDIT: Thank you to JKSketchy for this awesome birthday gift based on this tutorial!
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Hi Jadestar! We here at GeoffNET do our best to produce quality content, and although the 2nd page of this tutorial explicitly mentions no satisfaction guarantee, we are nonetheless disappointed to hear it did not meet your expectations.
Would you be able to detail specifically what aspects of the incomplete tutorial led you to experience the less-than-desired improvement in your Powerpuff art? Any visual examples you can provide would also be greatly appreciated.
Best regards,
The GeoffNET staff
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Thank you for sharing this! I've been looking for the PowerPuff tutorial on drawing in PowerPoint, but this is GREAT! I can finally draw with variation!
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If I may ask you, what program do you use to create your art with? I ask this because I have only MS paint and GIMP and I do not know how easy it would be to get some of these done in paint.
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For this tutorial, I use Corel PaintShop Pro X3. Β (Though I think they're up to version X8 by now...) Β But the tips should be useable in any moderately advanced program like GIMP, or even for pencil drawings.
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I believe you are right because I drew one of my OCs using your tips and the picture came out pretty well, not as good as yours mind you but with practice I will get it nailed down perfectly.
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That's great! Β Keep practicing and you'll keep getting better!
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Thank you! I hope to see more from you soon, so I can learn how to draw legs in different poses. lmfao but until then I will keep practicing that as well.
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This is what I drew using what you were saying.
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Wow. I was just thinking that someone should make a puff tutorial and then I stumbled across you and I just. gah. Thank you so much!!!
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Well, I'm glad you like it! Β Hopefully there's lots more tutorial to come!
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Yup!! 
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This really helped me out sort of. I'm drawing some Powerpuff Comics and I'm getting better at drawing them. Thanks. Oh, and nice to see you Blossom.
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I remember trying to draw the Powerpuff Girls when I was little. I wasn't very good.
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I like how everyone's saying there "Hi's" to blossom and not noticing the tutorial at hand. Though this may prove useful. I will favorite all these pages from here onward.
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Glad you like it! Hopefully there'll be more pages soon.
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That will be answered in the 11th page.
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''...letting me show her dimensions and proportions...''
at this point my bro laughed so hard. *sigh* teenagers...
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I loove Twilight Sparkle
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...said the girl with Fluttershy on icon ^______^
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lol IKR!! ^^ But I love Fluttershy and Twilight sparkle
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