INTRODUCTION
Welcome to Tutorials and Helpful Websites subforum! I am the moderator, Naomi. :] This subforum is for reference and general help for digital art.
RULES & GUIDELINES
1. When posting an off-site tutorial or a website, please do not just paste a URL and be done with it. Give us a little background information such as difficulty and programs required/what the website offers.
2. Don't claim tutorials or websites as your own unless they really are!
3. Post each tutorial in their own thread, for organisation and reference's sake.
4. Please check the Tutorial and Website Directories and the topics on the first page before posting one to make sure it hasn't already been posted.
5. Similarily, please check the Directories and first page before asking to make sure the helpful tutorial or website you're seeking isn't already there.
6. Follow the Gaia ToS and the general DAG rules.
7. You may bump your tutorial/website thread once it's off the first page.
1. When posting an off-site tutorial or a website, please do not just paste a URL and be done with it. Give us a little background information such as difficulty and programs required/what the website offers.
2. Don't claim tutorials or websites as your own unless they really are!
3. Post each tutorial in their own thread, for organisation and reference's sake.
4. Please check the Tutorial and Website Directories and the topics on the first page before posting one to make sure it hasn't already been posted.
5. Similarily, please check the Directories and first page before asking to make sure the helpful tutorial or website you're seeking isn't already there.
6. Follow the Gaia ToS and the general DAG rules.
7. You may bump your tutorial/website thread once it's off the first page.
WHAT TO LOOK FOR
These are just guidelines in what to look for when finding or creating a good tutorial/website for this guild.
General
Organisation - Good tutorials should have clearly outlined steps and some sort of structure. Good websites should have a neat design and be able to be easily navigated.
Images - Both tutorials and websites should have images to help readers see how things are supposed to be done.
Clarity - Are the steps of the tutorial easy to follow? Does the website clearly get its message across?
Relevance - This should be obvious, but is the tutorial or website relevant to this guild? If it's a "how to cross-stitch" tutorial or a "dog-lovers" website, please don't post it here. D: If you really must share, take it to the Chatterbox.
Tutorials
Difficulty Rating
Reference Pictures
Requirements
Steps
Before & After Pictures
Websites
Content
Design
Organisation
These are just guidelines in what to look for when finding or creating a good tutorial/website for this guild.
General
Organisation - Good tutorials should have clearly outlined steps and some sort of structure. Good websites should have a neat design and be able to be easily navigated.
Images - Both tutorials and websites should have images to help readers see how things are supposed to be done.
Clarity - Are the steps of the tutorial easy to follow? Does the website clearly get its message across?
Relevance - This should be obvious, but is the tutorial or website relevant to this guild? If it's a "how to cross-stitch" tutorial or a "dog-lovers" website, please don't post it here. D: If you really must share, take it to the Chatterbox.
Tutorials
Difficulty Rating
Reference Pictures
Requirements
Steps
Before & After Pictures
Websites
Content
Design
Organisation
DIRECTORIES
Tutorials
- + .PSD and .PNG Cutting - Photoshop - medium difficulty
Websites
- + none yet!
So Obitoes, what do you think? ninja
