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Hi everyone! Everytime I come across anything pertaining to us starving artists that's free, I'll be diligent to share it! It's important to always keep a bank of info to pull ideas from around you and these definitely shall help with that!
Everything listed here is totally free
Free Vectors @ Vecteezy: www.vecteezy.com/ If you do any kind of logotype work with vectors this site will really come in handy. It's a pretty large database, so there's something for everyone!
Free Fonts @ dafont: www.dafont.com/ I'm always looking for really cool fonts to use in my artwork, and if you are too, they've got a really cool selection at dafont! If you're into typography it should be a really helpful resource!
Free Art Software @ freeartsoftware:freeartsoftware.com/2d-applica… OOOOH BABY! It's really tempting to download everything on that site! If you're having a hard time finding the right software to work with, I'm sure you'll come across something there that will serve your needs!
Free Image Compression Software @ Imageoptimizer: www.imageoptimizer.net/Pages/H… If you have to shrink your images without loosing information in them, but don't know how, this compressor can get them really compressed and with very little information lost!
Free Comic Hosting @ comicfury:comicfury.com If you're looking for an external site to build for your comics, this will certainly wow you! There are no image size limitations at all, and its all COMPLETELY FREE. If you are CSS/HTML savvy, you can customize to your heart's content, or simply choose one of their spiffy skins for a layout!
Free Drawing Lessons @ drawspace:www.drawspace.com/ This is a HUGE collection of drawing curriculum, lessons, tips and tricks for all levels and ages! It's all downloadable and it's all free! Also, you can buy books from them as well, which are much cheaper than what you'd find at Barnes and Noble!
Free Art Lessons @ creativespotlite:www.creativespotlite.com/ This site has it all in terms of art instruction! You can choose just about any medium and level and gain more knowledge or learn a new skill! There are even video previews!
Painting Technique videos on YOUTUBE:www.youtube.com/watch?v=TiWAmq… There are more than 80 "how to" painting videos in that playlist, go watch it now! This particular youtuber www.youtube.com/user/artbytv happens to be a master painter and has good (and LONG) instructional videos on oil painting!
{in addition to all of that, do remember, dA has HUGE stock and reference galleries as well}
Also...
If you're into free instructional e-books...artistdaily.com offers them! All you have to do to get them is join the site as a member (and guess what, that's free too!) New books are added every week, and there are also blogs from the pros on how to improve your studio habits as well as tips and techniques! It's really rich in fabulous artwork and free resources!
aaaand lastly...
here is a blog which regularly compiles useful tidbits for artists across the web---> eyesauce.blogspot.com
I'm on Patreon! ...finally
Hai people! Super long time no see (again) :XD: Welp, the summer is winding down finally over in my neck of the woods. My job as an art teacher at a summer day camp will be completed next week and I will once again have an unspecified amount of time where I will not be working after that (I've been going through this for how long now :XD:) Anyways, I completed the #100DayProject just under two weeks ago (images will be posted shortly, just gotta get em mass uploaded into sta.sh first). I will be showing a triptych in the 8th annual ArtPrize in Grand Rapids, MI in the next few weeks, and I will be showing a painting from the graduate thesis at
Things To Know: Human Characters of Color Pt. 2
This is a follow-up to the blog which you can read here: Things To Know: Creating Human Characters of Color. The previous blog covered the numerous issues surrounding inclusion and diversity that are extremely important to be cognizant of (please read it if you have not yet done so). This blog will cover the nuts and bolts of depictions of non-white humans! Warning: this journal contains a LOT of images.
This is an important topic because there are very, very few resources that will actually teach you about the differences that occur in the figure across race. All figure drawing measurements are based on the ideal European body type. This wa
Things To Know: Creating Human Characters of Color
It's been awhile since I've written anything exclusively for ArtistsHospital (https://www.deviantart.com/artistshospital)! Well over a year in fact. As a followup to my "Common Misconceptions" series* (links at the bottom of this journal) I decided to begin a new series titled "Things To Know." These blogs will cover topics that are not commonly addressed in tutorials or articles existing here on dA. The goal is to help you out by answering questions you've had but couldn't find answers to. That being said, I decided to begin this series with a doozy of a topic: race. Yes, it's the hottest topic on the table right now according to the media, but this topic has always been a topic o
Art Tutorial: Mouth and Teeth
Community WeekHi guys! Learning to paint traditionally or digitally can be a challenge, but I want to help ease your burden a little bit by taking some of the edge off the learning curve! When painting the figure (that is, a human) digitally vs. traditionally the only thing that has changed is the medium. Let me say it again for the people in the back: the only thing that changes when you paint digitally versus traditionally is the medium.
Follow the links Neo:Common Misconceptions: Digital Art Common Misconceptions: Traditional ArtOne is noteasier than the other, there are pros and cons to both (and if you're about to say one is cheaper tha
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