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griffsnuff — How I practice art tutorial
Published: 2016-01-19 01:33:11 +0000 UTC; Views: 19663; Favourites: 1830; Downloads: 0
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Long overdue with a random new tutorial for you birds!
This is how I practice, im sure this method doesnt work for all, but it totally does for me so I have been wanting to share for a while after getting asked 
Excuse my typos.
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This involves a lot of work! Which is unfortunate, but necessary for the trying to get better
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This tutorial is fucking awesome! I'll try it out!
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me: looks at before version
*scrolls down*
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The thought that you may be as good as this
It fills you with DETERMINATION
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wow this is extremely helpful!
Thank you for this, I'll definitely try all these things out in time!
You make it very clear how to follow and describe everything easily and straight forward, which is perfect in a tutorial!
10/10!! Haha!
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Wow this is great! It's very helpful for those trying to improve their art ^3^ (AKA me XD)
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You are so amazing!
And you explain the tutorial really well!
You have always been one of my favorite artist both with your stunning skills and your lovely personality.
I always look forward to seeing new things from you and this tutorial will definitely help me in the future!
Thank you!
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I need to print this and hang it somewhere near my desk. ^^
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Drawing the skeleton to help with the motion is a pretty cool method.
Thank you for sharing
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This is amazing and inspiring.
I want to achive such skill on day, starting from today
Thanks alot : ))
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This is a very reasonable way of breaking things down, I may try re drawing something with this practice pattern ^u^
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Both are awesome, but that's a really cool way to think about it.
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It's nice to get a tutorial that isn't "how to draw _____", but "how to teach yourself to draw _________".
not that there's anything wrong with the former, but it is refreshing to get something different
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Finally a proper tutorial that I can share with others without them getting frustrated.
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Griff, you are one of those who usualy say in tutorials "add detaisl and more details and MOREE DETAAAILS!" but now this is awesome!!! This tutorial gave me so much, thank you. :333
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Wow, what an insightful tutorial! My practice regime is usually "sketch whatever looks or sounds good to me, and then get frustrated when things don't go my way"
The bit about switching between color and b&w is very clever. It definitely helps one find the correct lighting, shades and shapes for one's picture!
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this is super useful! tysm!!
great improvement btw :0
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This is amazing, thank you so much, i'll keep this in mind when it comes to painting and such.
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That's a cool method! I'll have to try that out sometime.
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very cool tutorial with some helpful tips; especially the step with using grey scale and blur is a nice hint
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Nice tutorial..... Thanks - some of it were really usefull! I'll keep it in mind
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The one tutorial we all needed but have never seen anywhere until now! Thank you Griffsnuff! <3
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Game of differences: find the 12,306 differences between the two pictures.
LOL XD
Great work and very helpful btw, especially the tip on blurring the images on black and white. Thanks!
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great tutorial, definitely a cut above the rest
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I'm trying all sort of things right now to improve, I'll try this too^^
Thank you a lot for sharing this!
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I found this very helpful and you explained it so well! Thank you ^^
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Great tutorial, thank you! Gave me a lot to think about. That tip slot turning things greyscale to check contrast is fab!
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So many great advises, I love the fact this can be applied to any kind of picture, thank you so much for this, by the way, your before after is super impressive *_* ! Very inspiring
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