Art resources: Inktober
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drawesomeSo, we're all knee-deep in Inktober work so I guess at least some of you are using tutorials or looking things up somewhere. I certainly did for my last piece and was so impressed by the things I learned I decided to share (I especially remember mific saying she hadn't drawn animals in years -- guess what, I found something for you!).
So please share useful links, articles, tutorials you have used or can remember in the comments. I found Alphonso Dunn's stuff on YouTube today and boy was it ever helpful for a variety of things!
His channel for you browse for stuff that interests you: Alphonso Dunn YT
Cross hatching tips from Peter Paul Rubens
Top Three Cross-Hatching Mistakes and how to avoid them
How to Create realistic textures Part 1 -->mific there's stuff on fur in Part 1 (and part 2 as well)
Playlist for animals
Tree trunks and branches
Fire
In this one I was actually hoping to see if he'd shade any part of the fire because I really didn't know if I should at all, but he didn't. So I left it at the linework too.
And here is some stuff I practiced with his tutorials (first the stuff from the Rubens, and another one and then the one on textures):
mific saying she hadn't drawn animals in years -- guess what, I found something for you!).So please share useful links, articles, tutorials you have used or can remember in the comments. I found Alphonso Dunn's stuff on YouTube today and boy was it ever helpful for a variety of things!
His channel for you browse for stuff that interests you: Alphonso Dunn YT
Cross hatching tips from Peter Paul Rubens
Top Three Cross-Hatching Mistakes and how to avoid them
How to Create realistic textures Part 1 -->
mific there's stuff on fur in Part 1 (and part 2 as well)Playlist for animals
Tree trunks and branches
Fire
In this one I was actually hoping to see if he'd shade any part of the fire because I really didn't know if I should at all, but he didn't. So I left it at the linework too.
And here is some stuff I practiced with his tutorials (first the stuff from the Rubens, and another one and then the one on textures):
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Date: 2017-10-10 08:13 pm (UTC)Thank you so much for sharing the helpful tutorials! I love these kinds of vids especially, and how they so clearly demonstrate all the little steps. But sometimes searching Youtube can give you an overwhelming number of choices, that it's hard to weed out the good from the bad, so I appreciate the links. Checking them out now. :D :D
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Date: 2017-10-10 08:21 pm (UTC)I guess I was lucky my first click just lead to a good tutorial, I just stuck with his channel because I liked the way he explained things. Happy viewing!
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