KannKarii

...if you use reference photos/draw realistic art. This means this is a rather specialized tutorial, and likely of little use if you're doing digital art - but then again, few tutorials are useful for everyone, and I still know there are quite a lot of people who do traditional realism. So - how many times have you seen step-by-steps, speedpaints or tutorials about how to draw something which start with a completely finished and perfect sketch? It's definitely not uncommon, to say it like that. The videos tend to focus more about the actual drawing (or painting) rather than getting that sketch down - which is all well and nice, apart from when you're struggling with drawing mentioned sketch. This is a bit of a problem - because the sketch is important. It will serve as the guideline for the rest of the piece, and it should be correct. Let me tell you - it's way easier to draw if you have a good sketch and don't have to worry about proportions or whether something is in the correct