22mg:

prrb:

How I pratice drawing things, now in a tutorial form.
The shrimp photo I used is here
Show me your shrimps if you do this uvu 

PS: lots of engrish because foreign 

hey this is amazing.

whaatnext:

• everything you need to know about pixel art and how to start (best one so far)
• pixel art, what is it? 
• an introduction to pixel art by richard janes
• 2D will never die’s tutorials page
• ultrashock’s pixel art tutorials: part i | part ii | part iii | part iv
• wikihow’s become a pixel artist
• great list of 30 tutorials
• create a 3D characters from pixel art

the big list of pixel art tutorials by pixelprospector

pixel art tutorials

• HUGE Collection of Pixel Art Tutorials (pixeljoint)
• Pixel Art Tutorials (Derek Yu)
• Pixel Art Tutorial (Natomic / Mark)
• Big Collection of Pixel Art Tutorials (Gas 13)
• Pixel Art (drbubu)
• Pixel Tutorial (Final Boss Blues)
• Pixel Art Tutorials (deviantART)
• More Pixel Art Tutorials (TIGSource Forums)
• Even More Pixel Art Tutorials (Pixel-Zone / Some dead links…)
• Learning Pixel Art (Black Golem)
• A Beginner’s Guide To Spriting (TIGSource Forums)
• 2D Tile Art Basics (Flash Game Dojo)

pixel art inspiration

• HUGE collection of Pixel Art, Mockups and more from TIGSource forums!!
• Tzigla (a place for collaborative pixelated drawings in 100×100 pixel squares)
• Pixel Art Guild (site that features Pixel Art)
• Pixel Art Mega Thread (Something Awful Forums)
• Pixel Art Rebirth In Digital Animations (Game Comments)
• Hall of Fame for Games Featuring Outstanding Pixel Art (TIGSource Forums)

pixel art forums

• Pixel Joint
• Pixelation – Way Of The Pixel
• Show Us Some Of Your Pixel Work (TIGSource Forums)

freelance guide

• Pixel Art Freelance Guide (Adam “Atomic” Saltsman)

graphic style analysis

• Graphic Style Analysis – Part I (Black Golem)
• Graphic Style Analysis – Part II (Black Golem)
• Graphic Style Analysis – Part III (Black Golem)

tutorials about glowy graphics

• We Love Glow (Rob Fearon)
• The Radiangames Style (Luke Schneider)

queenfujoshi:

toramiyo:

Some great and simple tutorials from DerSketchie on DeviantArt

They have more tutorials in their Gallery so check them out!

Saving this for the pants portion.

hearditbothways:

I am probably not the best person to be asking since I am still learning myself, so take this with a grain of salt. Your best bet is just to observe metal objects in real life or find references. But I hope this at least points you in the right direction!!

cairniewoofwoof:

whodrankmycoffee:

adriofthedead:

thescientistsdarling:

look-out-kid:

qinni:

View Bigger version here (for details) | Artwork here | My Anatomy Tutorials

gif of the painting process:

Sorry this was so darn long D:. tried to make it as short as possible. I’ve been asked quite a few times on how I paint before now, and I’ve never made an actual tutorial until now. Hope this helps clear some stuff up :). 

Painting tutorial: get some fucking oil paints and fucking paint on some canvas you bunch of bastards 

As a traditional artist I still find this helpful. So shut up and quit making us all look bad.

lmao traditional materials are expensive as shit, especially fucking oil paints. if you use them a lot, that can really add up over time. even my small collection of copic markers is worth anywhere between 150 to 200 dollars

compared to a 50-80 dollar art program like SAI that you can use over and over again to acheive similar effects, digital art is often a more realistic choice for people who don’t have a lot of money

in short, shut the fuck up and stop looking down your nose at people over what they make art with

Not mentioning oil paints and some solvents (turpentine) used with them might be dangerous - some colours contain heavy metals, so, for example breathing paint dust, or eating it by accident (that’s why you oughta keep it away from children) might cause heavy poisoning, or at least skin allergy (speaking from own experience hah), let alone this crap is highly flammable. To be able to work with oil paints safely, you need your studio to be properly ventilated (oil paintings dry forever), you should wear gloves whilst working, and clean your brushes every time you’re done with work (and forget about using the same brush for oil paints, and, uh, acrylic paints; oil paint destroys soft brushes).

While I do get the appeal of oil paintings I personally don’t really like the paints tbh, they’re a pain in the arse to clean because you pretty much need turps/spirit, the paintings take forever to dry (pets + wet oily canvas = disaster) as opposed to acrylic and I have a hard time getting small details in.  I’ve only ever done it because I was given a cheap set of small ones then had to buy a bigger white tube just to use them properly.  

Don’t get me started on oil pastels I hate those even more…

Oil pastels, more like holy shit its getting EVERYWHERE.

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