[Legacy] Artist Resources
15 years ago
General
I have decided to compile a set of links to resources, materials and tutorials aimed at helping you improve at art. If there is anything you'd like to add, please comment.
Software :
Open Canvas 1.1b72 [Raster/Sketch/Paint]
GIMP [General]
Inkscape [Vector]
Alchemy [Abstraction/Sketch/Inspiration Engine]
Cherry Brush [Raster/Sketch/Paint]
Sculptris [3D Sculpting]
Materials :
David Gurrea's Site [Textures]
CGTextures [Texture Library/15 MB DL Limit per Day]
Lost and Taken [Free Hi-Res Textures[/url]
PsychoBob's Screentones [Photoshop Screentones/Brush Packs]
Resources :
The Great Buildings Collection [Architectural Reference]
Digital Karnak [Architectural Reference]
Omniglot [Writing Systems]
Will's Skull Page [Animal Skull Reference]
Mjukhet [NSFW - BBW Figure Reference]
PoseSpace [NSFW - Hi Res Figure Reference/Commercial/1 Free Set with Sign Up]
Fineart.sk [NSFW - Figure & Anatomy Reference]
Posemaniacs - Random Pose Viewer [NSFW - Pose Library/Generator]
Colour Scheme Designer [Colour Scheme Generator]
Guides :
Provided by Daiki - A Collection of Artists' Guides [Collection]
Burne Hogarth - Drawing the Human Head [Anatomy Guide]
Burne Hogarth - Drawing Dynamic Hands [Anatomy Guide]
Burne Hogarth - Dynamic Anatomy [Anatomy Guide]
Andrew Loomis - Fun with a pencil [Penciling/Basic Caricature/Cartooning]
Andrew Loomis - Eye of the Painter [Painting Guide]
Andrew Loomis - Drawing the Head and Hands [Anatomy Guide]
Andrew Loomis - Successful Drawing [Perspective & Anatomy Guide]
Andrew Loomis - Figure Drawing for all its Worth [Figure Drawing Guide]
Andrew Loomis - Creative Illustrations [General]
George Bridgeman - Constructive Anatomy [Anatomy]
The Dimensions of Colour [Colour Theory]
PSG Art Tutorial [Digital Painting]
InconnuCrit Resources [General]
DrawFurry [Anthro-Specific]
Software :
Open Canvas 1.1b72 [Raster/Sketch/Paint]
GIMP [General]
Inkscape [Vector]
Alchemy [Abstraction/Sketch/Inspiration Engine]
Cherry Brush [Raster/Sketch/Paint]
Sculptris [3D Sculpting]
Materials :
David Gurrea's Site [Textures]
CGTextures [Texture Library/15 MB DL Limit per Day]
Lost and Taken [Free Hi-Res Textures[/url]
PsychoBob's Screentones [Photoshop Screentones/Brush Packs]
Resources :
The Great Buildings Collection [Architectural Reference]
Digital Karnak [Architectural Reference]
Omniglot [Writing Systems]
Will's Skull Page [Animal Skull Reference]
Mjukhet [NSFW - BBW Figure Reference]
PoseSpace [NSFW - Hi Res Figure Reference/Commercial/1 Free Set with Sign Up]
Fineart.sk [NSFW - Figure & Anatomy Reference]
Posemaniacs - Random Pose Viewer [NSFW - Pose Library/Generator]
Colour Scheme Designer [Colour Scheme Generator]
Guides :
Provided by Daiki - A Collection of Artists' Guides [Collection]
Burne Hogarth - Drawing the Human Head [Anatomy Guide]
Burne Hogarth - Drawing Dynamic Hands [Anatomy Guide]
Burne Hogarth - Dynamic Anatomy [Anatomy Guide]
Andrew Loomis - Fun with a pencil [Penciling/Basic Caricature/Cartooning]
Andrew Loomis - Eye of the Painter [Painting Guide]
Andrew Loomis - Drawing the Head and Hands [Anatomy Guide]
Andrew Loomis - Successful Drawing [Perspective & Anatomy Guide]
Andrew Loomis - Figure Drawing for all its Worth [Figure Drawing Guide]
Andrew Loomis - Creative Illustrations [General]
George Bridgeman - Constructive Anatomy [Anatomy]
The Dimensions of Colour [Colour Theory]
PSG Art Tutorial [Digital Painting]
InconnuCrit Resources [General]
DrawFurry [Anthro-Specific]
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Some cool links that I have that might be helpful, but might not.
-Screentones and the like, if you're into that kind of shit: http://psychobob.xepher.net/screentonez/
-Quite possibly the best site I've found for super high-res textures (mainly grunge): http://lostandtaken.com/
-A nice tool for coming up with color schemes: http://colorschemedesigner.com/
...and that's all I've got (that you didn't already have).
http://www.archive.org/details/cons.....anat00briduoft
There are 24 other art/anatomy books on that site as well but their quality is unknown. All of them appear and probably read like old college text books.
"upon the glafs, with a black lead pencil, as if the pencil touched the object itfelf; he would then have a true reprefentation of the object in peripective, as it appears to his eye..."
Apparently it was written when ballpark grammar was acceptable. However, the author did mention in the preface that he was going senile.
...with hourglass figures
...and fantastic tits.
Whoop whoop!
it tends to sit in between Gimp and Photoshop
http://www.getpaint.net/