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| SuperParadox:
Idea originally by Maullar Welcome artists and musicians! Like the title says, this is a place for everyone to get music and visual art tips. Please don't be afraid to leave links, recommendations or just general tips. The more we have the better! Also, if you have any questions or want to request some help feel free to do so. Visual Art Links Motivation, general tips and links 10 Tips To Become A Better Artist 10 Other Art Tips Need Motivation? Stop Whining, Start Working Verb List Creativity Prompts How to learn? Idea Generator Fuckyeaharttutorials Art-and-Sterf PSG Art Tut Ways to avoid art depression A list of things to study Noah Bradley's Blog 10 things you can do to become a concept artist Fresh Designer Drawing Tools Pixe Lovely Hands for Drawing Posemaniacs Love Castle Gesture drawing tips More on gesture drawing Anatomy and References Pack of academic drawings Male Bodies Ref Varying Your Body Types (Female) Hands Part 2 Bird wings Moar anatomy refs and moar Female anatomy Ref Real Model Drawing References Feet and shoes Maullar teaches fundamentals Basic Anatomy animation gestures Unique Features Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 The Book of Bones Guide to flexibility Feet drawing guide Hands and forearms Some tips on legs Oppai tips More Oppai tips Leg Anatomy Arm Anatomy Arms and Hand Loomis Hands Over the Shoulder Tutorial More Hand and Feet Heads and Facial Features Basics of a Portrait Facial Features Tips Semi Realistic eyes Lackdaisy construction Scurred faces How to draw the ear Skull and facial features Noses Ear tutorial Facial Hair Animals Animal Noses Sheeps and Goats Deer Sketches Clothing/Fabric Frills Shoes Drapery How to draw Cloth Folds Costumes Shoe Refs Collar Refs More shoes Suits Armor for Women Backgrounds Rock Tut Speedpainting Tut Clouds Clouds 2 Water Dirt n' Grass Color Understanding Color Relations Color Theory Understanding Color Temperature Relations Skin Tutorial 1 Skin Tutorial 2 Colors Shading Tips Rendering How I see color Composition/Perspective Top 10 composition rules Perspective Tut Compsition Tut Perspective + Composition Part 2 Another Perspective Tut Guide to tangents Composistion! Obeying Screen Direction Semi-basic Perspective Traditional Russell Stutler on sketching Shading Basics Watercolour Tuts Graphite Portraits Shading and Blending Colouring with Coloured Pencils Watercolour Cheat Codes Graphite Tutorial Digital Digital Painting Character Design in Photoshop Howtodigitalpaint.com Inking in Photoshop Digtal Painting Study Watercolours In Photoshop Painting realistic hair Cleaning Lineart Concept Art 101 Game Art Character Design What Makes a Character Blending Step-by-step painting Paint tool Sai tutorials megapost Cell Shading Coloring traditional lineart Youtube and Livestreams Maullar's Perfect Art Class :V [Live Stream] Online Art [YouTube] Draw Tips [Youtube] Sinix Design[YouTube] Sycra[YouTube] CGArtSuccess FZDSCHOOL Other Resources and Refs Simply Textures Hair Styles Dresses I like 1920's Fashion 1930's Fashion 1940's Fashion 1950's Fashion Vouge Free art software My Paint Fire Alpaca AutoDesk Skecthbook Copic Edition Gimp Krita Recommendations * Andrew Loomis books * Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain by Betty Edwards * 30 Second Drawings on Posemanicas *Please don't use posemaniacs as a main source for anatomy studying* Music Links Learn How to play piano Learn How To Produce Your Own Music In LMMS [Youtube] *Haha, Musicians please help me out with this part... :derp: |
| DX7.EP:
Illustration: I highly recommend the book Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain. It helps correct many common mistakes in illustration (crushed forehead included) and offers a pretty effective approach to drawing things that really helps out. The later versions also include a bit on colour theory. Music: I guess we music-oriented types can cover for that. General Tips (for music-writing): - Can't find a sample or instrument you exactly want, only approximates? After getting to the close match, modify it by adjusting a few parameters, adding effects, layering sounds, or even editing the raw sample directly (it all depends on what you intend to do, as well as your work setup). It certainly beats having to scour the web for what you want most of the time. Specific Tips (for particular synths, programs, etc.): - MSGS may be shit, but it's still a bit versatile. Some patches, for instance, can be modified to simulate a low-pass filter. - FM synth users are best off downloading or purchasing a pack of presets for their synthesizers, even if they know how to program them, since it can take too long to do the latter. Many of these presets come in SYX files you can import directly into your DAW, so that the instrument loads directly. DX-7/TX-7 patches are most common and will work with most 6-op or higher FM synths, as well as FM7/FM8. - Sonar X1, Vista/7/8: External MIDI synth playback can cause a good but of latency, usually on laptops and weaker systems. Turning off MMCSS under Audio -> Playback and Recording alleviates the problem (tested on ThinkPad x201, comparing 64-bit Win7 to 32-bit Win2k3 R2). |
| pineyappled:
Add posemaniacs to the links list. |
| SuperParadox:
@EP Thanks! I'll leave the specific tips in your post, (Unless you want me to put it in something like a wordpress post so it can be made into a bigger list later?) and Posemaniacs added to the list! |
| Quad City QBs:
can we add this to the OP too |
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