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Happy Monday everyone! ✨ I hope you all had a restful weekend ☺️
It’s time to vote for this month‘s tutorial video topic! 🥳 I gathered the most popularly requested topics from our feature Friday post and narrowed it down to three options! Keep on reading for a little info about each of the topics and what to expect 💌✨

  • How I Color My Sketches: In this tutorial I’ll show you guys how I color my sketches using selection, feathering, and color fill! It’s a simple & effective method of coloring and rendering that results in an artsy and dynamic aesthetic. I used this method to color my fall fashion sketches, my tennis girl, and all of my full body character sheets! 
  • Creating a Color Palette: This tutorial will focus on some tips for creating a color palette to use in your work! There are a few basic rules I follow when coloring my work to make the palette harmonious and avoid an overpowered or underwhelming color scheme, and I’ll share those tips with you!
  • Hair Tutorial (Updated Version!): This tutorial will be a new and updated version of my last hair tutorial that I made a year ago! There are quite a few things I’ve learned about hair since my last video, and I’ll be sharing what I’ve learned with you guys! 

And there you have it! 🥳 If the tutorial you vote for doesn’t win, don’t worry! 💛 I keep all tutorial options written down for future months ☺️ I look forward to seeing what you guys choose and I can’t wait to get started! Have fun and happy voting guys! ✨ 

Love,

‘Lydia 💌

Comments

Anonymous

Woohoo! My first vote ever on Patreon! I'm so glad that I am able to be here and support you. You have a really high quality content here and on ig too! Thank you! ^^

Mistie

I really wanna learn hair but I'm so here for whatever you wanna teach us 🥰🌿

Nay Spigoti

I vote for the hair tutorial but I love the idea for creating a color palette too * - *

Nicola Sodano

I have voted for "how I color my sketches".. Sometimes I have some difficults on it. I know there is already a tutorial below about it, but a more deep look would be great.