How to Draw Guide
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This is a general how to draw guide for beginner to intermediate artists focusing on efficiency to help you improve in the shortest amount of time.
Topics are: how to use references and why you should do so, the importance of visualizing in shapes, 3d space including lighting and perspective, color depth, how to improve, how to create an art style and how to change your art style, step by step drawing exercises to help you practice as well as create illustrations, and tips that have worked for me or that I wish I knew when I started. Not all of the advice is for complete beginners so feel free to skip around and learn whatever applies to you or come back later. I’m a digital artist so most of my examples are drawn digitally but I started as a traditional artist and the guide is not specific to digital art.
I realize I only had like two traditional art examples so sorry but you guys know what I mean right :)
BeeRef: https://beeref.org/
PureRef: https://www.pureref.com/
Magic Poser: https://magicposer.com/
Magic Poser browser: https://webapp.magicposer.com/
Blender: https://www.blender.org/
Pinterest is a good place to find references: https://www.pinterest.com/
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Artistree (I don't know how it works yet): https://artistree.io/overthrow
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Timestamps:
00:00 Topics
00:23 Reference
04:01 Shape and Dimension
10:51 How to Practice/Improve
13:55 Art Style
18:42 Tips & Ideas
26:13 Outro
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