Home Creators Posts Import Register Favorites Logout

Poll

October Tutorial Poll!

  • How to paint a bonfire scene 18
  • How to find the right light & shadow colour 52
  • Using references to create unique shapes 15
  • How to avoid making your work look stiff 15
  • 2021-10-04
  • 100 votes
{'title': 'October Tutorial Poll!', 'choices': [{'text': 'How to paint a bonfire scene', 'votes': 18}, {'text': 'How to find the right light & shadow colour', 'votes': 52}, {'text': 'Using references to create unique shapes', 'votes': 15}, {'text': 'How to avoid making your work look stiff', 'votes': 15}], 'closes_at': None, 'created_at': datetime.datetime(2021, 10, 4, 9, 52, 31, tzinfo=datetime.timezone.utc), 'description': None, 'allow_multiple': False, 'total_votes': 100}

Content

Hi everyone! I've compiled ideas together from the submissions received as well as some ideas I had that could make them nice general topics to have as tutorials for everyone :)

See below and make a vote on what you'd like to see!

I've also noticed some of the submissions are quite specific, so I've tried to turn them into topics that could help as well be for general knowledge.

There are a lot of good submission ideas so apologies I couldn't fit them all! But can relist them for next month!

Comments

Gabriel

If I use procreate would I still be able to import abr brushes to my iPad? I’m trying to click the link and it doesn’t work

Si

I have found the brushes to behave very differently in procreate sadly - I can't get them working at all well

GirlStoryArtist

Hey, I use procreate and was able to import the brushes and they are working just fine for myself.

Kirk S

Very late - Hope you will still read this. From the beginning the biggest stumbling block for me is painting the detail of the mountains, cliffs and rocks, giving the depth and realismn. In most of your tutorials you are painting way to fast to see how you are painting the strokes. A step by step tutorial on the brushes you use, the strokes you paint with, the way you erase strokes, shown very slow, so the student can copy your actions and get the same results. This would be the "break through" tutorial for me.