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Published: 2014-04-30 06:11:22 +0000 UTC; Views: 42162; Favourites: 1634; Downloads: 1673
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Hard to explain but it's about how to break up points of interest\features in many aspects of art.Support for more tutorials! Get weekly vids, psd's and jpegs as rewards! >> www.patreon.com/doxydoo
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I'm always thinking about this one. Always. Thank you!
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It is entirely too easy to make things too even and unnatural. I think this'll definitely help.
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I just stumbled across one of your tutorials and headed to your deviantart page. Now I've gone through just about all of them. Awesome stuff! It's amazing that wanky beginners like me have the opportunity to benefit from this kind of generous support from experienced artists. Thanks a lot for doing these sorts of things!
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In art school and at work they call the problem on the left "picket fence(syndrome)" because the size and frequency of features is even and uniform, like a picket fence. This tutorial is a good demonstration of the concept, I'll link to it when I'm trying to explain this to others/in critiques.Β
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Aaah, this is very helpful! Thank you for providing a simple, but great tutorial 
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Thank you! I've been wanting to get in to drawing furry characters for a while now, rather than simple designs and pattern based drawings. All of my attempts seem bland, and I believe that this is why. I can't even begin to convey how much of an eye-opener this was for me. So, seriously, thank you!
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Nice tutorial! It's the kind of thing that some of us understand instinctively to a degree, but we don't rationalise it the way you do so - when we make a design that isn't as successful as others - we don't know what to attempt to make it better. Thanks for sharing!
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woah holy shit this was super helpful thank you so muchΒ
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Wow, this is so important! I didn't realize I had an idea of "randomness" that made me do exactly the opposite in a drawing. We need more eye-opening tutorials like this, thank you!
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This totarial is nice - it sure should help me to cure that even "randomness"
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Excellent toot. You put into words and pictures something that's hard to explain. But you nailed it.
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This is really good!! This stuff is important in design, and I'm glad you made such a good tutorial. I think one of the reasons I love your art is because it is so balanced like here :3cΒ
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I have to say, this is a very unusual topic but I really like your take on it. Definitely good food for thought.
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Wonder if you'll throw in a generic lighting tutorial in the future :9
So far everything has been things that most tutorials online tend to overlook! Really insightful every time one of these come out.
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Brilliant. I find that teaching creative design never quite comes across but you presented it perfectly. And what an unconsidered yet essential part design. Thanks for sharing.
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Wow, this is fantastic! Very interesting. Thanks so much for making this tutorial.
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Your costume part of the tutorial looks almost exactly like my characters costume :3
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Hmmm I have that problem when I try to stylize a brick wall or similar things. I tend to even everything out too much. It's hard to work against, but I may aswell give it a try.
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Cool concept, I really like the idea. I'll have to practice this, my own art is way to 'fair and even'... which may be why I can't draw natural looking distributions. Thanks for this tutorial!
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I end up doing that a bit when drawing hair, this is useful stuff to keep in mind.Β Thanks for making this!
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Very interesting idea. I'll have to keep my eyes open now. Thx!
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these are really good tips, I see everything differently now! thanks!
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This is pretty helpful buddy, lemme gibe you a hug, i swear im not doing anything weird to you... maybe
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Wow, when I saw it first time I was like 'wtf, where's the difference" (look at the pictures only), but now it seems really helpfull for me and I'll sure try this. Thanks!Β
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Wow thw outfit part is when it really got me, its a fantastic tutorial!
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Oh, useful stuff o:
Some of these I never thought...Β thanks for the tips
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Now I and distribute properly and set up a crime scene to look like an accident!
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Pretty cool and interesting tutorial, great work.
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This is a really awesome concept that is so rarely covered!! Β I love the term "chocolate chip cookie distribution" and will probably start using it myself! n_n
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Very informative to the people. An issue a lot of artists don't teach or discuss these kinds of flaws other artists can make when drawing.
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Awesome! Thank you very much! I never thought about these details
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It's a really useful tutorial all things considered, but I felt that it was a tad bit biased since the figures you did for the perfect distribution side look noticeably less refined than the randomly distributed figures. The bias doesn't influence the intended message much at all, but it was still kind of distracting.
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Think of it this way. When you think about what your doing you automatically give it more attention. The only bias was that on the right I had to "think" more about what I was doing. On the left I just immediately what came to mind.Β
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This is spectacular stuffs.
Thanks for sharing!Β
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Awesome! I have never seen this concept explained so clearly before. Really well done, concise, and totally understandable for artists at many stages.
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