Art Resources (Updatable)

[Harrie]

Hmm, well I personally run a resource blog of my own.
I split things up into tags, so if you wanted to you could for example add a link to my anatomy tag under foundations
http://helpfulharrie.tumblr.com/tagged/anatomy
I have got quite a lot of tags though, so you might like to look through and choose ones to add yourself.
http://helpfulharrie.tumblr.com/tagged

Some others I'd add would be my colour theory tag
http://helpfulharrie.tumblr.com/tagged/COLOUR%20THEORY
perspective
http://helpfulharrie.tumblr.com/tagged/perspective
and composition
http://helpfulharrie.tumblr.com/tagged/composition


Or you could just link the blog under all encompassing, I dunno!

[QT Melon]

If you like drawing animals Aaron Blaise has some pretty good and cheap tutorials on his site. They even include animation. He worked on movies like The Lion King

http://creatureartteacher.com/

[DeerKnight]

thanks you so much for making this sort of thread, I know a lot of people here that struggle with finding resources to help them with their anatomy and such.

Really great thread

[Mayhem]

UPDATED TO THIS POINT----kinda a self reference point for me.


I will keep updating from time to time. Thank you everyone who has helped build it up.

Please let me know if something needs to be updated that I have missed or that is out of date now.

[Rinzy]

http://lilrivkah.livejournal.com/280726.html

This is a pretty informative page about various india inks. Very helpful for traditional artists, especially those looking into doing stuff with comic book roots.

[Sammacha]

I have a decent collection of tutorials and resources on my blog. I update it every few months with more.
Humans, animals and color theory
http://www.sammacha.com/art/sams-col...and-resources/

[spacerogue]

yeah I'm boosting Chris again

podcasts, information, motivation not sure if really 'art tutorial' however he does offer payed courses
http://chrisoatley.com/

more payed recources
most likely only for beginners, I subbed for a month I did not found anything useful.
http://www.pencilkings.com/

will sub to this one very soon. looks a lot more promising then PC
http://www.newmastersacademy.org/home/

[QT Melon]

This site is up and coming. While it is designed for professionals that freelance and industry prices. I think it is useful for those who want to know and learn why pricing is important.

http://www.artpact.com I got a membership during their indiegogo campaign

Another good spot is Noah Bradley http://www.theartoffreelancing.com it is a great lecture to help artists

There also his art camp where he has the first week for free. http://noahbradley.com/artcamp

[Mayhem]

On the ones that you have to pay for, Please if you dont mind can you write a little review about those? Most pay sites dont seem to come with a free trial or anything, so a review from someone who used it before would be good. I dont want to just blindly link a new person to something they have to pay for without them knowing what they are getting themselves into.

[Tiamat]

A -fantastic- collection of digital brushes with examples:

http://digitalbrushes.tumblr.com/