Can any one (besides tootaa18) make a tut

[Burning_fear]

Arrg.... gettin' frustrated no good Paper and pencil tuts Come on people lift that friggin' finger and help sum 1 (me) increase their Artistic talent. :mad
Hhmm well mabye sum 1 will reply... :Itachi

[syarul]

check my post in the tread.

http://forums.narutofan.com/showthread.php?t=62537

[tootaa18]

what`s wrong with my tuts? O_o

[naffenu]

what`s wrong with my tuts? O_o


NOTHING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:P

They freaking rule!

Ps- I got my wacom pad today!!!!!:leepose


Drawings coming soon, when I figure out how to actually use it!

[syarul]

lol - caught yourself in the net tootaa18 :)

[YoukaiKyuubi]

What are you talking about?!?! Her tuts rock! I can't believe you even said that....

[Hoon ♥]

thats rude :notrust

[whiskie]

I went to a 4-year art college for Animation. I probably did 10,000 hand drawings or more in my time there. (You start off with basic pencil/paper animation in the underclassmen years).

The best way to improve your raw illustration ability is to do still life drawings every day. Every day.

-Get a sketchbook

-Get into the habit of drawing in it more than you watch TV, play video games, surf the net

-Don't try to draw other peoples' characters, whether it be anime, or something from a popular TV show. Not at first anyway.

-Instead, find somewhere comfortable, where you can relax and be focused, and draw stuff. Objects, trees, plants, terrain, etc. Not people who are walking along the sidewalk, not a cat that's playing with yarn. That's stuff for later. Draw still life. Every day.


I guarentee that if you do that for 1 month, you will see a dramatic increase in your illustrative abilities. You don't need a tutorial to learn how to draw, and in most cases, that's the wrong way to learn. Everyone can draw, it's just a matter of conditioning yourself to be perceptive, to recognize form and texture through visual study.

The more you do it, the more you will be comfortable with it, and eventually it will become easier and easier. Eventually, you will use your instincts more than your perceptions, and that will be when you can really start doing some great stuff.


My favorite professor gave me this advice in my freshman year. It was a while ago and I can say that it works. He was originally from Poland, and illustrated many books back in the day that dealt with the underground anti-communist movement that was going on there. It was dangerous work that rarely paid good. Thats why it became obvious to me that he knew what he was talking about. :amuse

[Kool ka lang]

Can any one (besides tootaa18) make a tut

yes someone else can.

Now, Ject's advise is superb advice, no matter what, how, or why you draw.

just google in "good drawing tutorials" or something, your bound to come up with something.