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Good morning/night all! Hoping you're all having a wonderful day/night! <3

We're back for another idea submission session to see what we can get for this months exclusive tutorial!

Drop in the comments what you'd like to see for this tutorial!

On the 14th of this month, I will gather all the ideas together and shortlist the ones that I think can be beneficial for everyone, then I'll put up a poll for you to vote on.

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Azael Ruthven

Different viewpoints for backgrounds.

Wyatt Franklin

I know you did a tutorial on rocks, but do you tackle your big mountains differently?

Emma Kramer

I'd love to see something on different ways to add texture to natural environments!

bosomfiend

Hello Philip, would love to see a video on rendering and post-processing. Maybe going into the nitty-gritty details. Pretty much how to finish a piece off so you can look at it and say "thats finished" :)

Nicholas Dalpé-Mainville

A bit like the pokemon center, kinda living landscape with green space (waterfall, building, trees). Loved the more closer view too.

Lucas Ballard

I would love a more refined tutorial on natural pallets. Maybe a mix of more detailed textures + natural pallets?

Yurika

Creating a Unique & Appealing Shape & Finding its Form/Dimension Looking at the previous posts... I understand the concept of the brushing and erasing technique. Yes, a geometric shape will have a top, sides, & bottom. We should be using different brush sizes, change its angles, think where the light is coming from, etc. And while 'feeling it out' is good and all, I often wonder whether that advice is more for people who already has a lot of drawing mileage. If this can somehow be explained with a more fundamental/study-material breakdown, that'll be most interesting to learn. I believe a lot of us understand the concept but have trouble applying it. (And currently, I worry whether I'm polishing a turd :✨💩✨) But if this triggers a 'oh-dear-me-newbie-there's-really-nothing-more-to-it-than-follow-along-and-practice,practice,practice...', then I would definitely appreciate knowing that too 😅 Thank you!! [for letting me vomit my message]

Abi gowdhaman

Rice farming fields with small wooden house kind of thing ..where people stay at night to guard the harvest

Jr kelly

Creating interesting background compositions

Mike Ezepchick

Would love a tutorial for a rainy/stormy environment!

Romain DÉCOTTE

A downtown/city centre scene with a main street and shops and such like on both sides perhaps?

Kevin Oskow

Is there a birds-eye-view tutorial yet? I would love to see something in that perspective.

Tony Helms

Floating rocks. Alien worlds.

Risi Nyx

I'd love a deeper dive into your art setup. What shortcuts you use, how you have your PS workplace setup (like what windows and stuff you keep open). And id also love a walkthrough of how you use layers in your art in PS.

Supriya G

Mix of rain, flowers and underwater

caspgin

A fantasy blimp at a sky docker kind of environment

LH Naseeb

I would love more cliffs and boulders

Shawn Allen

maybe a tutorial on cliffs or how to light a scene up