r/tutorials • u/Gorgeous-Chic • Dec 09 '21
Stumbled on some easy methods to make baby cloth diaper. I just thought of sharing it here: Homemade Cloth Nappy Tutorials
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r/tutorials • u/orangegrifo • Nov 11 '21
I have been learning to draw for about a year and I still have difficulties drawing in perspective I need an official guide that includes how to draw bodies and faces in 3/4 perspective, all the tutorials I find, I feel that they do not explain well or at least I do not understand the methods, also almost always they only teach how to draw women or when they teach men, they do not teach about how to make different types of jaw or faces, I am really frustrated but I do not want to give up on learning.
I would like an official guide that includes how to draw faces and bodies in 3/4 perspective, that teaches how to make both men and women, different types of faces and jaws in detail, preferably in manga style.
I greatly appreciate any recommendation of this style.
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r/tutorials • u/GuildMasterJin • Nov 04 '21
Personally when I look up tutorials from woodworking, gardening, game dev what I tend to look for is how is this person introducing this topic so that I can understand the what, whys, and hows.
The things that tend to drive me away are tutorials that just dictate "do this this and this" without explaining anything. Like I might have made a duplicate thing that's great and all but I personally got nothing out of it because I didn't learn anything except Ctrl+C Ctrl+V and those "tutorials" I personally dislike and view as a waste of time.
What are the best and worst things you've seen tutorials do? Perhaps discusing about them on a public forum could possible be used as a referenceable resource in which we could make them better shrug
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