![]() If you don't understand fully, don't worry, it probably won't be a huge issue. This mainly applies to digital art, but is also something you should consider if drawing traditionally.ĭecide beforehand, what do you intend to do with the completed drawing?įor display on a digital screen, set it as RGB.Ĭolours may look a bit differently to what you expect, due to the differing colour gamuts. Hence, this tutorial is written, sort of like a walkthrough, from beginning, to end for beginning artists to get from idea to paper/display.Īround 3000 px is good for most drawings. Therefore some beginning artists may feel lost, or stuck, when they try to create original pieces of their own. ![]() I notice however, that many of these tutorials, while they teach good stuff, don't cover the entirety of the artist's creative process. There are plenty of How-To-Draw tutorials available, whether it is in the form of books, or on the web. If you are reading this solely for finding tips on how to draw faces, hands, feet, or any other body part, you will be disappointed. This tutorial caters mainly to beginning digital artists, but will cover areas shared between both traditional and digital mediums. If you want to see the finished piece, click here. But I hope you can take the time to read it. ![]()
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