#beginners friendly tutorial

[xenospects]

coloring guides i made for someone on tiktok enjoy

[sadsoftserve]

Some tips I have for a thingy I call "style paralysis"

Remember I am young, and these tips come from personal experience, take an with a grain of salt

[elysiansugar]

🍳⌒*⠀⇉⠀LET HIM COOK 🔥⠀☆⠀credit if use

[anielskaaniela]

How to Draft an A-Line Skirt from Your Measurements [BEGINNER FRIENDLY With Examples]

In this post, you will learn how to draft A-line skirt pattern from your measurements and how to hack it to receive different styles and features. Have you ever wanted to make your own A-line skirt, but felt intimidated by the complicated patterns and measurements? Do you wish you could create different variations of A-line skirts with just one simple pattern? If you answered yes to any of these…

[spearxwind]

ppl be making "beginner friendly miniature painting guide", "miniature painting/shading tutorial for beginners" videos and then opening the first five seconds with "ok first get your 200$ minimum airbrush"

[sonic-adventure-3]

very cursory attempts at rendering in blender. i have no idea how to change the background colour or make the entire thing brighter or crop the render so i did a fair few adjustments in procreate cause it was way too dark with way too much dead space. i did figure out how to switch the texture interpolation to nearest instead of linear so it’s not blurry, how to make the ribbon texture properly transparent instead of opaque, and sorta how to edit and add light sources, so it’s still a win. the quality difference between the blockbench screenshots i put in the progress posts vs even rudimentary blender renders is so stark lmao

[cumulohimbus]

Watercolor Tutorial Part 1: "Let's Make Bad Art Together"

(Note: video has auto-captions for now but I'll write my own as soon as I get the chance. UPDATE: Thumbnail and video chapters have been added!)

This is Part 1 of what will be a 3 part video series exploring three different watercolor painting styles. Each video captures me working on a piece in real time (for the most part, some segments are timelapsed for conciseness). I talk about my thought processes for making certain decisions while I'm working, describe the materials and techniques that I use, ramble about various experiences I've had as someone with a Studio Art degree, and overall just try to provide some tips and encouragement for beginning and/or low income artists who want to learn watercolor painting.

Part 1 includes topics such as:

The materials I use in depth

The pros and cons of watercolor as a medium and how friendly it is for beginners

How watercolor works and acts while you're working with it

The first style/techniques of watercolor painting I was ever taught

A few tidbits of color theory

Some exercises for learning to think in different ways while making art (shapes instead of lines for painting, colors instead of black and white for shadows and highlights, mimicry of real life instead of symbols, etc.)

Becoming comfortable with making "bad art"

[fivefeetfangirl]

Gonna show yall how I fix my pants cause nobody got money for new jeans in this economy

[captainbrookeworm]

I will never learn to cut my losses with an animation because I would simply rather spend two hours re-learning blender just to get a 5 second shot

[thyandrawrites]

I finally worked out a way to make smooth color transitions that work with half color changes without that annoying "step" that always bothered me. It's a fairly annoying thing to do every time tho so I think I'll only use it for this shouto amigurumi here and dabi's

[skeinspider]

Pochita but mini-fied.

It was supposed to be my platypus pattern that dropped this week but the editing gods were like, haha nope.

So here's Pochita instead, a whole week early.

[pinkfey]

one reason why makeup never came naturally to me is bc instructions are always so unclear

[cryptidm0ths]

ohhh got double tagged by @kalmeria and @exmeowstic

last song : gendering teddy by the narcissist cookbook at least according to spotify but probably some random enstars music for youtube autoplay when i was doing dishes

currently watching : i just finished watching idolish 7 and havent picked up anything else yet no the next plan of things to watch is all of gabriel aguiar's vfx tutorials followed by chamferzones 3d modeling tips

currently reading : do visual novel count bc im playing through ai : the somnium files and it does require reading imma be honest i havent read much in the last year and the dyslexia is kinda worst bc out of practice

current obbession : him- enstars do you know that i m sosososo normal about enstars and himeru in particular i havent been rambling about this to every person willing to listen for the past year

appologies am unsure ofwho to tag so euu go wild i guess :]

[webtutorsblog]

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[anielskaaniela]

Cropped Jean Jacket from Old Denim Sewing

In this post, you will learn how to sew cropped jean jacket with super easy self drafting tutorial. Are you looking to add a unique touch to your wardrobe without breaking the bank? Dive into the world of sustainable fashion with my easy-to-follow sewing tutorial that transforms your old jeans into a stylish cropped jean jacket. Perfect for beginners, this guide will walk you through simple…