Deep down, we all feel inadequate as artists. We feel that we should be better than we are. We are incapable of seeing ourselves as others do and that is part of the problem. We look at what others create, and unconsciously compare our own creations to those we see.
The truth is that uncounted hours of practice is the only thing that will make our skills better and that we must ask ourselves one question. Are we creating art for others, or are we creating it for ourselves? A young artist that I respect asked me the other day to explain my views. He confided in me that he has stopped posting art because he feels that his work isn't good enough. I gave him the following three points.
Practice is the path to getting better.
The truth is that we either create art for others, or create art for ourselves. When we do it for others, it leads to an expectation that others may not return and is a trap. When we create art for ourselves, the only one we have to make happy is ourselves
I figured, I have enough tutorials posted here to where I should probably start building an index so people can find them. If something is missing, feel free to check my blog out. I always post them there first, but they will eventually end up here.
More will follow. Let me know if you have any requests and I'll be happy to make a tutorial. Thanks everyone!
I figured, I have enough tutorials posted here to where I should probably start building an index so people can find them. If something is missing, feel free to check my blog out. I always post them there first, but they will eventually end up here.
More will follow. Let me know if you have any requests and I'll be happy to make a tutorial. Thanks everyone!
Author's Note: I'm posting a duplicate of my tutorials here on DA to increase visibility and potentially help more people learn. Let me know if you have any questions or concerns. Thanks!
If you missed the first few tutorials, you can find them in my Journal. Here's the first one.
Knowledge Check
This tutorial is written with the expectation that you have already read through most of the basics tutorials on my site. If you haven’t already done so, please do so now to avoid confusion. Just click on my posts.
Credits
This is a collaboration between myself and @DreamCrystalize but a huge thanks to the fractal community is also in order. The first method is mine and based on apophysis. The second is Crystalize’s and is something I thought worth including as it’s very well built.
If I have seen further than others, it is by standing upon the shoulders of giants. - Isaac Newton
Purpose
This tutorial will show you how to use multiple camera transforms in a chain. We’re going to
Author's Note: I'm posting a duplicate of my tutorials here on DA to increase visibility and potentially help more people learn. Let me know if you have any questions or concerns. Thanks!
If you missed the first few tutorials, you can find them in my Journal. Here's the first one.
Knowledge Check
This tutorial is written with the expectation that you have already read through most of the basics tutorials on my site. If you haven’t already done so, please do so now to avoid confusion. Just click on my posts.
Credits
This is a collaboration between myself and @DreamCrystalize but a huge thanks to the fractal community is also in order. The first method is mine and based on apophysis. The second is Crystalize’s and is something I thought worth including as it’s very well built.
If I have seen further than others, it is by standing upon the shoulders of giants. - Isaac Newton
Introduction
This tutorial will build on the Elliptic-Splits Part 1 tutorial. If you haven’t read it
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