[Ivu]

So I love to collect tutorials...
I thought this list might be usefull for all the artists out there.

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• HUMAN ANATOMY:

The human proportions guide.
Understanding anatomy: part 1

The human skeleton.
Collar bone basics.
Muscles/Legs tutorial.

Male muscle tutorial.
Basic shoulder tutorial.

Female anatomy study. (Not a tutorial, but still great).
Human proportions reference.
Female hips basics.
How to draw breasts.

• HEAD/FACE:

Face proportions: profile view.
A head from different angles.
Manga body/head movement reference.

Everything about noses.
How to draw juicy female lips.
How to draw realistic eyes.

Basic face tutorial.
Facial expressions.
Facial expressions #2.
Manga face basics tutorial.
Head movement reference.
Head and neck anatomy reference.

• HANDS/FEET:

Multireference: Hands and Feet.
Rotten hand tutorial.
Hand tutorial #1.

Feet and shoes.

More hands.

• SHADING:

Face shading trials.
Portrait lighting reference.

• PRESPECTIVE:

The basics: point prespective.
Yet another tutorial with the basics.

• PIXEL ART:

MS paint tutorial.
MS paint tutorial #2.
The easiest way to create a colour palette in MS paint.
How to make fluffy hair.

Basic pixel art tutorial.

The most important things about pixel art.

Supajackle's pixel art tutorials.

Portrait tutorial.

• FANTASY & ANIMALS (wings, claws, etc.):

Feathered wing tutorial #1.
Wings tutorial #2.
Another feathered wing tutorial.
General wing and hand movements.
Oh look, paws!
A mermaid's anatomy.

• PHOTOSHOP / PAINTOOL SAI / ETC:

Colouring does NOT have to suck!
Paintool sai colouring tutorial #1
Paintool sai colouring tutorial #2
Paintool sai colouring tutorial #3
Cel shading for newfags.

Paintool sai lineart tutorial.
Paintool sai custom brushes.
Painting in Photoshop: basic tips for beginners.

• COLOUR THEORY:

Colour theory in a nutshell.
Colour theory for people who still don't get it.

• MISC:

How to start a comic.
"Inking" in pencil for the tabletless.
A tutorial for mouse artists.

Basic folds and wrinkles tutorial.
How to draw cloth.
"Making folds easier to draw".

Watercolour tutorial.
How to paint with coffee.
How to use textures.

Character construction for n00bs!
MANGA to REALISTIC: part 1

• Neat deviant artists and great extras:

Mark Crilley: Great manga artist with terrific tutorials and videos!
BittersweetDisease: a deviant with many tutorials.
Senshistock: a deviant with lots of neat references.
What I do is secret: a deviant with many great tutorials and fantastic art.

A sweet texture pack.

Coelasquid: How to draw manly men and other interesting tips.
4chan's drawing tips and training tutorials database.
Free Andrew Loomis art instruction books! Check them out!

I have tons more, these are just some of the most useful ones I guess...?
I'll try to update as often as I can.

Feel free to post your favourite (or even your own) tutorials here! I'll add the ones I think are usefull. I also take requests.

This post has been edited by Jоhn: 24 September 2012 - 07:47 PM

[Tortoiseshel]

All of these by Coelasquid, creator of Manly Guys Doing Manly Things.

[AlesiaHoplite]

thanks O.O

I really needed anatomy tutorials!

[Ivu]

Thanks Tortoiseshel, I added it.

[hamsta]

Thanks as well. Those anatomy tutorials are damn useful!

[VanAkita]

thank you so much for this

[snails]

Expression, Face, Foot, & Hand tutorials by alexds1. They're not so much on the realism side, but still has invaluable tips. It helps for consistency and accuracy for 'tooners on the flipside.

A more detailed bird wing tutorial by TheAntimonyElement.

[Ivu]

Hey, I've updated the list!

Oh wait, got to add snails' finds aswell. Oops.

This post has been edited by Oliver: 14 December 2011 - 04:07 PM

[snails]

General/Character construction and Expression tutorial by Tracy Butler. She's an amazing artist.

Also Cloth: Structure and flow by janemere.

[Pomelo]

I think I shall sticky this, it's quite useful. :>

[Ivu]

Yay, stickied!

Updated.

[Tortoiseshel]

I found a website all about the process of animation, and I thought it would be pretty useful to a few artists here, even if they aren't interested in doing animation. It has articles on things like perspective and character design as well.

animationbrain.com

[Dessert>desert]

Tortoiseshel, on 27 July 2012 - 12:54 PM, said:

I found a website all about the process of animation, and I thought it would be pretty useful to a few artists here, even if they aren't interested in doing animation. It has articles on things like perspective and character design as well.

animationbrain.com

^Perspective in animation is kinda tricky (As I type this, I'm working on front, side, and back views.)
However, if you're still getting started and you need to know the basics, I recommend this website.
http://www.the-flyin....com/index.html