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This isn't your average "tutorial". Drawing tons of exemplary pretty pictures in a tutorial doesn't really make you learn anything. You can go in my gallery or search awesomeness in other galleries if you want to see that.

What's necessary is the information I'm giving. If you can take this in and learn from it, You'll be a rock star. ;)

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Mood: Wow! *Mari-Keiyou Jun 3, 2013  Hobbyist General Artist
Fantastic delivery in this tutorial. This is to a T how I took in art; but you sir; have put them to words that hit me right at home.

Stay excellent and carry on! :)
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:iconmadwon:
Encouraging !
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:iconmohco:
~Mohco Dec 29, 2012  Student Traditional Artist
I love this and you for creating it. Thank you ;u;
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~Angel-FoX-crescent Nov 13, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
Cheers this makes things heaps better to draw ^^
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:iconlucpiz:
Thank you for sharing this way of thinking ;)
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:iconneji070:
Mood: Wow! ~Neji070 Jun 15, 2012  Student Digital Artist
Great advice! Thanx man.
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:iconrumikoholic:
So, all I need to do to become a great artist is draw toilet paper all day? Count me in!
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:icondarthavery2004:
your work is amazing. ill keep these tips in mind.
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:iconslugguy:
Goody
Thanks for a drawing tips.
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:iconbo0radley:
Haha, I think the drawing god brought me to this page. I was just telling myself how I needed to start figuring out basic shapes in order to draw figures more effectively (for instance, an angled cube for the chin, circle for the head, etc.), and voila! I discover this tutorial. Thanks, man. I am seriously going to start applying this kind of thinking to my artwork. Much appreciated!
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