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**Warning: HUGE file**

I've had a couple of people ask me how I do digital drawings, so I patched this together. I'm very much a beginner, so I don't really recommend that people follow my methods of doing things! Although honestly, I don't recommend following /any/ tutorial to the T - I think that testing things out and finding your own methods and styles is the best way to develop your skills. Look at many tutorials and drawings from people who's artwork you love, and apply bits and pieces of techniques and strategies that you like to your own content and expand upon it in your own ways . Use tutorials as an inspirational stepping stone as opposed to a firm guide.

To be fair, this is pretty condensed and cuts out a lot of steps. I bounce back and forth between things a lot, too. The entire drawing probably had 50-60 layers in all - it could have had fewer if I used any kind of organization, but it would still have been a whole lot more than the 6 I show here.

If you spot something that you think I should try out to make my process easier or spice up my work, please let me know! Like I said, I'm still developing and open to trying new things out!

FYI, I use FireAlpaca. If some of the tools I use are named differently in other programs, I'm not sure what they might be called.

Anyways, I hope that you guys enjoy, and with luck maybe a few of you guys may find some cool ideas through this

Final Product: www.deviantart.com/runningspud…

Description
**Warning: HUGE file**

I've had a couple of people ask me how I do digital drawings, so I patched this together. I'm very much a beginner, so I don't really recommend that people follow my methods of doing things! Although honestly, I don't recommend following /any/ tutorial to the T - I think that testing things out and finding your own methods and styles is the best way to develop your skills. Look at many tutorials and drawings from people who's artwork you love, and apply bits and pieces of techniques and strategies that you like to your own content and expand upon it in your own ways . Use tutorials as an inspirational stepping stone as opposed to a firm guide.

To be fair, this is pretty condensed and cuts out a lot of steps. I bounce back and forth between things a lot, too. The entire drawing probably had 50-60 layers in all - it could have had fewer if I used any kind of organization, but it would still have been a whole lot more than the 6 I show here.

If you spot something that you think I should try out to make my process easier or spice up my work, please let me know! Like I said, I'm still developing and open to trying new things out!

FYI, I use FireAlpaca. If some of the tools I use are named differently in other programs, I'm not sure what they might be called.

Anyways, I hope that you guys enjoy, and with luck maybe a few of you guys may find some cool ideas through this

Final Product: www.deviantart.com/runningspud…