Tutorial Part 2
June 24th, 2009
Hey guys, here is part 2… sorry you’ll have to wait till tomorrow for part 3…
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Hey guys, here is part 2… sorry you’ll have to wait till tomorrow for part 3…
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Hey guys! Been working a little bit on a map for my next D&D session… thought I’d post some in progress pics.
Hey guys… I did this sketch at lunch today and thought I’d share!
Hey Guys!
Finally got around to uploading this image to the site. It was sent to me by Lou Manglass of “Yet Another Webcomic.” Lou’s been reading the comic for a long time now and I actually got to meet him at PAX East this year for an evening of Beer and Munchkin. Lou sent me this piece of fan art just after my son was born and I’ve been meaning to get it up on the site for a while. Either way it’s up now for you all to enjoy! Also, be sure to check out his site to read his comic and check out his process page and gadgets!
Hey guys! I got some fantastic fan art sent to me today from Thomas Clemmons of www.RobotFriday.com Tom does a daily sketchbook comic that runs the gamut of subject matter from video games, movies and comics to journal comics. Check out his site for a daily dose of sketches, video tutorials and live drawing feeds!
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June 25th, 2009 at 2:23 am
Awesome tutorials man. I’ve been reading the comic from the start but this is my first time posting. I’ve watched longer more complex videos than this one and learnt less so major props. I didn’t know about the all layers or the clipping layer which are going to be a major major help as they both speed up processes that were taking me forever. The little asides like the hand tutorial are a nice addition as well.
You really break it down nicely which is great because in other tutorials or “how to draw” type books I’ve felt like the creators expected me to know how to do something like where to find a certain tool or how to edit certain factors. Not with your videos. Keep up the good work.
June 25th, 2009 at 6:16 am
Wow, thanks a lot Tyler… I actually really enjoy teaching people how to do stuff. I get a lot of enjoyment out of it. I agree that a lot of tutorials I’ve seen seem to skip some of the stuff you really want to know and blather on about things you could care less about… and don’t get me started on people who type their instructions into word while they record their desktops!
Anyway I’m planning on making a lot more of these, so please feel free to email me with requests, or just leave them here in the comments section!
Thanks for reading!
June 26th, 2009 at 2:14 am
I actually do have a slight problem and perhaps you have some tips. Perspective. Any form of it from a simple character or item in the background to say an awkward angle on a specific character. Any specific trick you use to make it easier?
June 26th, 2009 at 6:10 am
Perspective? No problem I can do an introductory perspective video some time this weekend!
June 26th, 2009 at 10:27 am
Awesome man. Thanks a lot in advance =D