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Hello there! I hope everyone is safe and well and also a bit excited to draw a fun little landscape with me here. It's just a quick few steps that i'm gonna talk about in this tutorial to get you started. So I hope you guys enjoy the ride and learn something fun. It is of course sponsored by the good people at DeviantArt. And they have a little gift for you guys as well, you just have to submit your deviation with the hashtag of #BisBisTutorial to earn an exclusive cute little profile badge Also i'll add the brushes that i used to create this illustration. Enjoy! Tools: I use a basic intuos tablet with photoshop as my main software but you can always use whatever you're comfortable with and follow along easily.  The Brushes I use. Step 1: Sketch>  I always start with  collecting references and setting up a mood before I start the sketch process. It is very important to look for real videos or go out to see your surroundings for the references instead of still images

Hi everyone! I hope you're in the mood to draw a majestic horse portrait, because that is this month's tutorial theme, sponsored by DeviantArt! If you follow along and create your own horse portrait, make sure to submit your deviation with the hashtag #HorseHeadTutorial to earn the profile badge: Tools I'm drawing this horse portrait digitally in Photoshop, but I'm sure you can follow along with any digital art program you use. You can also draw traditionally, though maybe some improvisation is needed in some steps, but you got this! I used only three brushes for this artwork, starting with a simple hard brush for the sketch, and two textured brushes for the colouring and the background. However, you could really use any brush you're comfy with Step 1. Let's start this portrait with the simple shapes of the head (consisting of the cheek and nose area) and the shoulders and neck. It's good practice to work rather quickly in this first rough stage, so your view on it stays

Yeti Tutorial - Q&A: December 10th at 6PM MNT - CLICK HERE #YetiTutorial  Step 1 - Initial sketch People say they can only draw a stickman. For me thats where I start. Just some basicshapes and lines as the foundation for what comes next. The pose I had in mind was sort of a boxing pose. Step 2 - Form Start figuring out the anatomy with blocky shapes. Thinking 3-dimensionally, adding thickness and heft. Simple shapes. Block out the form. Step 3 - Layering Just start filling details and mass be loose don't worry about mistakes. Hopefully for your own work you already know what you're going to draw so you don't have to worry about design. Follow your guidelines. This will reveal whether your initial sketch work. You'll see right away if there is anything that doesn't work. i work digitally. so I'll lower the opacity of my current layer and start redrawing. Adding detail, refining. You can also start to erase the guides as you see fit. I'd say my type of illustration is

It's November, and winter is coming - or has come - for most of us. So what better creature to draw than an arctic fox, all poofy in their winter fur? (And even if winter isn't coming your way, who can resist them?) Because that's what we'll be doing! And if you follow the steps and post your artwork with the hashtag #ArcticFoxTutorial, you'll also get a special badge: I have drawn this with your good old graphite pencil and some colored pencils, but you can obviously use other traditional and digital media as well Without further ado, let's begin! Step 1: Draw a circle, and divide it into four parts. Step 2: Let's get the most important details added, namely the eyes and the nose. The top of the nose should be halfway between the center and the lower edge of the circle. Also remember that arctic foxes, like other foxes, have small noses compared to dogs and wolves! Step 3: Time to add the muzzle! Each whisker pad is a nosewidth wide, and has a rounded "smiling" shape. I've

September's theme is peacocks! This tutorial, sponsored by Deviantart,  will show you  how to draw a peacock's handsome head! The art here was done using Photoshop, with  a hard brush, set on black, for the first outlines. These steps can also be done using a plain ol' pencil and paper! Further real media steps will be shown at the end of this journal. First step: All birds start with an egg... Add a beak to the lumpy egg... The second illustration shows the shape of the lower jaw and wattles, but you will need to draw it in place, under the head. The lower jaw in place. Add the eye, lines to indicate eyelids, wrinkles, and neck. The topknot is fan-shaped and sprouts from the bump on the back of the head. Nostril  The illustration below shows the general position of the facial markings. Now you can add the basic colors, In Photoshop I created a new layer and set it to "multiply". This allows the lines of your drawing to show through the color. I painted the colors in with the

Hello, I'm glad to see you! This Month's Theme: Cat Burger (o˘◡˘o) That's why I created a small tutorial for you! I draw in Paint Tol Sai 2 but you can use another graphics editor or traditional materials! Follow the steps and create your own artwork! Post your drawing on DeviantArt with the tag #CatBurgerTutorial and get a Profile badge! This Cat-burger tutorial was Sponsored by DeviantArt! 1. First, let's draw a sketch of a cat burger, for this, draw 2 plump oval buns and 1 more square oval between them for the filling of the burger. 2. Erase the extra lines as shown in the picture. 3. Let's draw triangular ears and paws on the buns. 4. Let's draw a cat's face. 5. Add wavy lettuce leaves under the top and bottom buns and seeds on the cat's head. Now let's color our cat burger by choosing the color of the filling and buns. Move the sketch layer above and paint underneath it. Or paint over the sketch if you are drawing with traditional materials. Now I create a layer

The theme for this month is Garden Dragons! 🌱 For this tutorial I will be featuring Minty The Mint Dragon as one of my favorite Garden Dragons to draw! Follow the steps and create your own artwork! Post your drawing on DeviantArt with the tag #GardenDragonTutorial and get a Profile badge! I mainly sketch my work in Painter SAI2. A lot of my color work is done in Corel Painter using the "Mona Lisa" brush. :bulletgreen: What is a Garden Dragon? A garden dragon is a plant-like dragon that lives in a garden pot. I originally called them "Bonsai Dragons." I have evolved them since the first creation of Bonsai Dragon and have made several different variations of them like Minty Dragon. :bulletgreen: Why this art style? I love to read and make comics of my own and have developed this cute art style to fit my very own comic that I run called Lucky Dragon and Friends. I post this comic regularly here on DeviantArt as well as on WebToon. Some of the recent episodes of my comic

Hello everyone! (: The theme of the month is Cherry Blossoms - loved by many people! On this occasion, I would like to share the tutorial I prepared for you! The whole thing was done in Photoshop but I think you can easily repeat it in other programs and even with traditional media. Follow the steps and create your own artwork! Post your drawing on DeviantArt with the tag #CherryBlossomChallenge and get a Profile badge! You can upload your deviation using this link: https://www.deviantart.com/submit/?tags=cherryblossomchallenge - required tag will be added automatically! (: Let's start! I. Draw the first flower. Start by drawing a small circle with 5 lines extending from it. Now make a sketch of the petals of our flower. On the left side of the picture I show you how to draw it easily step by step. At this stage, it is worth focusing on the general arrangement of each element and not going into detail. Once the sketch is ready, we can create a new layer and start to make a

Learn How in Under 2 Minutes! Become a master blacksmith and craft a fantasy weapon with this tutorial from digital artist @Tofusenshi! Follow along with the video tutorial to discover the simple steps needed to create a powerful, mystical blade. Forge your own weapon and submit it as a deviation to get a killer new badge for your Profile! Your weapon can be created by following these easy steps: Watch: Check out how @Tofusenshi breaks down the easy steps to draw a weapon. Create: Follow the tutorial steps to illustrate your own version, or bring what you learned to a completely new deviation. Upload: Submit your work as a deviation with the tag #DATutorialWeapon to get the Profile badge. Share: Leave a comment on this journal with your brand-new equipment! Not sure how to add a tag? Click on the button below to have it automatically added. While the steps of each tutorial are designed to be easy to follow, you are always welcome to take liberties, add your own flair, and

Learn How in Under 2 Minutes! Learn to draw a spookily cute witch with this tutorial from illustrator @simoneferriero! Follow along with the video tutorial to discover the simple shapes needed to make a witch. Conjure your own version and submit it as a deviation for a brand-new badge to run amok, amok, amok on your profile! Your bewitching drawing can be completed in this simple series of steps: Watch: Check out how @simoneferriero breaks down the easy steps to draw a witch. Create: Follow the tutorial to illustrate your own version, or bring what you learned into a completely new deviation. Upload: Submit your work as a deviation with the tag #DATutorialWitch to get the profile badge. Share: Leave a comment with your witch drawing below! Not sure how to add a tag? Click the button below to have it magically added! You can also read through each step. Searching the crystal ball for more inspiration? Check out the examples below and browse other submissions. Do you want