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LissyStrata — Tutorial: Drawing
Published: 2012-09-11 16:31:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 10413; Favourites: 241; Downloads: 164
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This tutorial was completely improvised. Coming soon: crash course in Photoshop and different ways to do lineart!Part 1: You are here!
Part 2: Basic Photoshop [link]
Part 3: Lineart [link]
Part 4: Coloring [link]
Part 5: Shading [link]
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You're so awesome! I wish I could draw like you!!!
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Thank you! I wish more of the fanartists on this site would follow advice like this. I used to draw like you did in that one example of how NOT to draw - even into my twenties - though I did often draw preliminary shapes. Mostly my weaknesses are foreshortening and perspective. Anyways, cool tutorial!
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THANK YOU for this tutorial - this is precisely what I've been dying to learn how to do. You put it in words better than I could have done, and I thought I was doing a pretty good job on my own. Again, thank you so much for this - definitely a favorite AND a bookmark. I just have to get over my fear of drawing in Photoshop and just DO it!
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Hi, I just wanted to say how grateful I am for all these tutorials you've shared. I'm really convinced now that following your advice is a sure-fire way to improve.
Oh, and in case you'd like to see, I credited your instructions and documented my first attempt at following these methods in this whacky little deviation: [link]
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My favorite artist, finally did the tutorial. Thank you very much.
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Wow! Awesome tutorial! Although, I use the 'no preminilary lines, circles, or skeletons' technique.
T-T ...I don't draw like a five year old. I draw awesomely!
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Even though I said it's one of my absolute rules, it can still be broken.
I only included that one because it's something I see a lot of new artists doing. (And something I used to do myself. A lot.)
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Yeah, mainly because some new artist probably have trouble with the circle technique and it looks like a pile of poop when they try it, Like myself.
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I've seen other people use blocks, or random shapes, or even scribbles. I guess my point was that it's a good idea to have some sort of foundation, especially if you're doing complicated poses or are trying to arrange more than one character in a scene.
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