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Someone asked how I do the glowy thing, soooo, here’s some how to do the glowy thing in Manga Studio. :3 

For more tutorials, please check out my Patreon to help keep me funded. 

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A quick A3 format watercolor painting from last night. Girls in tubs on tub-like girls. Check the links for more updates and arty bits! facebook instagram behance

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So I got a question on ‘how to avoid sameface’ and thought I could do a quick tutorial. And then it took way longer than I thought. Whoops.

Anyway uh, these are some quasi tips/pointers/methods I use to avoiding the dreaded ‘sameface.’ I didn’t get to add it in here, but a lot of it is confidence.

Also—keep in mind that ‘sameface’ is very, very subjective. This is just how I, personally, do it—other artists might have different ideas in character design. I’ve still got a lot to learn myself!

ALSO I TALK WAY TOO MUCH IM SO SORRY

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John Silva’s Photoshop Smudge Pack 2.0 Painterly Edition

DOWNLOAD HERE- http://johnsilva.deviantart.com/art/John-Silva-Smudge-Pack-2-0-Painterly-Edition-457146526

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Free high resolution seamless and non seamless textures to download and use.

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Build a Custom Panel for Photoshop by Long Pham

"I go over the creation of a simple brush selector for PS Related resources : Adobe Configurator DOWNLOAD HERE- http://labs.adobe.com/downloads/confi…

John’s painting companion DOWNLOAD HERE- http://drbjrart.deviantart.com/art/dr… Level up! Youtube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOzP… Shaddy Safadi http://www.shaddyconceptart.com/ Kiwi Juice for affordable learning material http://www.kiwijuice.net/”

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How to sketch up a city quickly ^^ CLICK HERE FOR FULL SIZE. This is a rough re-creation of this sketch since there was interest in how I did it without pulling my hair off, and I wanted to share it in case people just need to get a rough cityscape in photoshop quick without the hassle and without the help of other programs like google sketchup.

Obviously this looks very rough it was meant to be and also because I made it in a real hurry, so please excuse some of the ridiculous looking buildings and other illogical appearances. to create more precise cityscapes using this method, simply stop using the brush tool and use line tool/polygonal lasso tool—even using the brush tool and holding down shift is fine—instead to create precise, straight lines. The slower you do this process the more accurate your final piece will be, however the premise of this method is that if you want/need to do it fast, you can.

good luck :D

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Aaahh so yeah. I’m nothing amazing at trees, but my friend Huispe has been asking for this for such a long time now, I decided to finally do it. Hopefully it can be useful for any of you out there <3 (there’s prolly plenty of typos in there too but I am just so tired right now aughhh)

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Evolution Door

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Some of the slides from my color shading/rendering lecture. 

Free education!

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THIS GOES TO ALL THE LITTLE ARTISTS OUT THERE

Volavarn and I have collected and hoarded these, in order to make good use of them one day. Now we decided to share them, so all of you could use them too:

Color Pallet Generator

Textures

Clothing References/Costumes

HD Movie Screenshots

People and Animals - Classes

Muscles and Bones

Anatomy - you have to log in with your google or facebook account though

Concept Art

and always remember

have fun :D

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Painting Blood Step by Step by ConceptCookie

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Anatomy and rendering resource by ConceptCookie

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Reading between the lines - Gijs Van Vaerenbergh

Depending on the perspective of the viewer, the church is either perceived as a massive building, or dissolves — partly or completely — into the landscape. Those viewers that look from the inside of the church to the outside, on the other hand, witness an abstract play of lines that reshapes the surrounding landscape. In this way, church and landscape can both be considered part of the work — hence also its title, which implies that to read between the lines, one must also read the lines themselves. In other words: the church makes the subjective experience of the landscape visible, and vice versa.

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