Just thought I'd make a post in which to gather all my currently available tutorials. I've got them spread out everywhere and I'd like to have some place to link people to instead of telling them to just search my gallery or go to my site


So here are my current tutorials:


Painter 6 Watercolor Tutorial - Tutorial for creating soft-shaded images with Corel Painter 6's watercolor tools. Not entirely compatible with other versions of Painter due to vast differences between them. (This is so old. I need to redo it sometime with updated techniques )


Photoshop Cel Shading Tutorial - Tutorial on how to color an image with cel shading in Photoshop. Should be compatible with any version of Adobe Photoshop.


How to Paintchat - A step-by-step tutorial on how to use paintchat. May not be compatible with all versions.


Inking Tutorial - Tutorial on handy inking methods that can be applied in any program or with traditional media.

Freelancing Guide - A general guide to working as a freelance artist, including how to get yourself known, good methods for taking commissions, and other helpful advice.


Also, here are tutorials I will not make:

How to Draw - Come on, do I really need to make a general how to draw tutorial? There are TONS of them out there. And the techniques/advice is always the same, so there is really no need for me to do this. I myself had several How to Draw books when I was younger, so I know they exist in plenty.

How to Draw Like Me - I figured this would go without saying, but quite a few people have requested this. I will not make a tutorial on how to draw like I do. I've spent a lot of time and effort devloping my style and I already have enough people copying it. I'm not going to encourage more people to do that by teaching them how I draw. Plus do you really want to be a mimic of someone? It's very important to come up with your own style. Use how to draw tutorials to get the basics down and go from there.

How to Draw Eyes Like Me - I won't teach you how to do eyes like I do either. I think eyes are the most important part of a character and you should figure out your own unique way of doing them rather than copy someone else's. I don't think mine are the best out there by a long shot, but they're still mine...


And here are tutorials I may do in the future:

How to Draw Chibis - I was against this at first, but I think this is one I can do. Bear in mind if I do this that I will not teach how to draw chibis like I do, I will just give general advice on what makes a chibi a chibi.


If you have a tutorial you would like to see from me, please feel free to request it here. Just keep in mind I may refuse it