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Pepper TimelapsesHey everyone,
So I finally started doing some timelapses of the way I work!
Heres a 15 min vid on part of the process for Pepper - mainly polypainting with a little bit of sculpting etc.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mqkMaLmIG5w
Heres a longer 30min vid of the same content,... just slowed down a little bit heh.
https://vimeo.com/51366516
The final result at the end of the session was the wip I posted up yesterday

http://hazardousarts.deviantart.com/art/Pepper-Tribute-WIP1-332146467?q=gallery%3Ahazardousarts&qo=0
I hope this stuff is useful in some way!

Free Art Tutorial from my friend Sam CarrEnjoy! Very informative
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rOfKl1sidsQ

Im a 3d Character Artist, why do i need 2D skills?I was asked this a couple of times recently from students, thought i would share my thoughts here with you guys n girls.
My answer consists of 2 things:
1. Because 2d helps to rapidly build a visual library of self-knowledge in your brain, which ultimately through focus and repetition translates into 'artistic instinct'.
2. Because 2d is much faster to iterate with, enabling more rapid development of 'artistic instinct'.
Have you ever noticed when watching a master artist at work, that the subject seems to come alive so quickly, or that meaningful lines, shapes or silhouettes jump out right away, and then think:
'They seem to know exactly what shapes to put where, how to nail the composition so quickly, how to draw everything perfectly, without even thinking about it!!'
This is artistic instinct.
What you are watching is an artist call upon their whole lives worth of visual library development and self-knowledge, expressed using their 'artistic instinct' in the form of the subject.
The

+Chibi-tales Summer contest - WINNERS!+:iconRainbowheartPlz2::iconRainbowheartPlz2::iconRainbowheartPlz2::iconRainbowheartPlz2::iconRainbowheartPlz2::iconRainbowheartPlz2::iconRainbowheartPlz2::iconRainbowheartPlz2::iconRainbowheartPlz2::iconRainbowheartPlz2::iconRainbowheartPlz2::iconRainbowheartPlz2::iconRainbowheartPlz2:

UPDATE!
:: UPDATE ::

The votes are in and the winners have been chosen for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd. First off I'd like to thank everyone who entered, donated prizes, judged, and helped with the contest in any way. I appreciate it and people like you are what make events like this happen. ^^
Anyways, on to the winners~
:: WINNERS ::

Third place goes to...

by :iconAveImmortalis:

Second place goes to...

by :iconPutriFL:

And finally...First place goes to...

by :iconmabong1989:

I'll announce to all the winner

Knight Demo/Tutorial video!Posted this up on youtube

, hope it helps!
http://youtu.be/Mgr4wMETmmI

Some Simple AdviceBizzarely, as if the universe just went 'okay people - ask now!' Just in one day today ive has so many pm's from various boards and whatnot from young / new artists asking me about what the secret is, how do I get better, what can i do, or i wish i could make stuff like you.
My advice is actually pretty simple. I gaurantee if you do this repeatedly everything else will take care of itself.
Step 1: Make some time for making art.
Step 2: Get everything prepared before hand, drinks, snacks, music - whatever you need to see you through the next couple of hours for your personal art jam.
Step 3: Unplug your internet.
Step 4: Make art.
I think too many people, especially young artists trying to find their way are looking too hard for something that doesnt even exist. Theres no secret formula, no awesome serum to drink. Just sit down and make art, and keep doing that over and over and over.
Free yourself of burden and distraction for that hour or couple of hours and just do it. Thats all it i

People Needs HelpPlease friends and members favorite :iconfavoriteplz: this Journal to Get notice . The numbers of faves the more chance to Be notice.. If you want to be post at here please send Us a note by title :" People Needs Help "

+Splash of Colors feature+Feature
And I'm back for the feature... oh my, I wasn't here for almost 2 weeks

Sorry cuz of that, but I have to make ton of stuff for college, so I probably won't be here that much in next upcoming weeks. So I hope you can also wait for my new stuff which I draw (a little slowly...I paused process cuz of school

).
But I also have great news for you. One of my newest drawings which I still draw, I record. So soon you'll be able to see on our YouTube account whole process how I draw my paintings. From sketch till finished piece. But I guess I'll have to post it in few parts (cuz I already draw it more than 14 hours and I just started

).
And here is the feature. I featured some amazing character and environment pieces by great artists all around dA. If you like these works, then fav them... and you can also

fav this article and help these artists, so they can get more attention. Thank you and I hope you enjoy this feature

How to Become a Better Artist in 1 minuteAlright. I've wanted to do this for a while but never really had the balls. (huur. balls. XP just thought I’d get it out before everybody else and their mother's uncle's monkey did).
Chances are you're here for one of a few reasons:
1) You were attracted by the title
2) You're here to prove me wrong
3) A combination of the above
4) You're an idiot
Well, in all honestly, I can assure you, you WILL be a better artist after you read this article.
Now, before I get started, I want to explain the purpose of this article. It’s not a tutorial, it’s not me telling you what to do, it’s not 'OMG! I CAN HAZZZ FREE SKILLLZZZZZ?!?!?!!11one!!!' no no and NO! I suppose you could call it some suggestions. When ever I ask people 'how do you get so good?!' or 'do you have any tips??' All I ever really get is ' practice' ' practice' 'FFFFFFF PRACTICE NOOB!' But fact is, that isn't all there is to it. So what I'm hoping to do is go

Maskmaking Tutorials, AgainThis may be redundant for many of you, but I have thousands of new watchers and it's been a while since I mentioned the tutorials I've posted online. I've documented my maskmaking techniques pretty thoroughly over the last two years, so I collected everything important (a rarely seen Youtube video, my Martha Stewart appearance, and two really in-depth written tutorials documenting the creation of a very involved, carved mask) and listed it all in one place.
If you follow this link http://leathermaskart.deviantart.com/blog/30676411/ to the blog in Leather Mask Art :iconleathermaskart: you'll find everything right there in one entry. Be sure to check out our other blog entries there...many interesting ideas shared and sources for materials as well.
Happy Maskmaking!

Online Maskmaking TutorialsI've spent the last couple years sharing a good deal of my self-taught techniques. I know most of you in this group have probably seen these already but it always bears repeating, & I'm going to take this opportunity to place all the links here in this one entry.

I'm including the rarely shared embarrassing Youtube video that my daughter Charlotte helped me make. It's what got me invited to the Martha Stewart show. I just realized, the only place I've linked it to is a friends-locked LiveJournal entry so it's a well kept secret. This shows how to make a simplified unicorn mask. I didn't do any carving because that's too complicated for most Sunday-morning crafters. Charlotte and I edited the heck out of it. We had 30 minutes of footage and cut it down to just a fraction of that. She did an awesome job. ^_^ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=obE333UphPg
Sp

Become the Wind“Hey Karkat! Look what I can do!”

The troll glanced up from his computer screen with enough time to see John completely dissipate into nothing. “What the fuck? John? John!” His husktop was folded and hastily moved to the side so he could stand. “John!”

Something swirled around Karkat and laughed in his ear. “I’m fine Karkat!”

Much to the troll’s surprise John reappeared beside him. “Don’t ever fucking do that again asshole.”

John just laughed some more, “Oh come on Karkat, it’s not doing any harm. It’s part of my wind powers. I think the “Heir of Breath&#

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VIDEO TUTORIAL?!

Journal Entry: Fri Jan 20, 2012, 9:22 AM

I constantly get note and people asking for tutorials, we here you go!

This was a tutorial i did for Imagine FX last year and they have decided to put it on up on youtube.

It's 40 freaking minutes and is about how I go about putting together a comic/manga

Go here and press the like button often! Doing this might make me post some other video tutorials I have made for school.

GO HERE! : [link]

I really do thank you guys and I hope I have been of some use to you.

Asalaamu Alaikum = Peace be upon you!

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~Klayde Jan 20, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

wat? In which issue!? NEXT MONTHS!? I HAVE NOT RECEIVED THIS YET ; 3;

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~Klayde Jan 20, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

How odd, i have every issue of last year and I don't have a CD with your tutorial... grr.

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*Fugaz-Star Jan 20, 2012 Hobbyist General Artist

Wow, thanks man. I've always used your previous tutorial as reference. Unfortunately my drawings don't come out as good XD

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~SeannyJay Jan 20, 2012 Student General Artist

AWESOME!!! Thank you so much. Now I just need the patience to sit down and watch the whole thing.

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~DarkValkiria Jan 20, 2012 Student General Artist

AWESOME!!!! I am SO gonna watch this right now...

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*cleverasinine Jan 20, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Dang, didn't realize this was a 4 part series.....I love when artist break down what they do and describe it in detail. Rather than those 12 minutes speed paintings. Will have to make some time to finish the other 3 videos.

Thank you for sharing!

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~Radiant-Grey Jan 20, 2012 Hobbyist Digital Artist

you da man

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~kaioutei Jan 20, 2012 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

Bookmarked, thanks!, it's rare to see a Imagine FX vid with audio, I pick up the mag once and awhile (sells out fast.) I shall watch this, and try to learn something.

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*Stickfigure5000 Jan 20, 2012 Professional

I bought that issue of ImagineFX for that very reason, Awesome!

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*Spanglersm Jan 20, 2012 Student Digital Artist

WOW this explains so much of your awesomeness

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