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ImagineFX Workshops ImagineFX has posted some free workshop tutorials online in the form of pdf files here: http://www.imaginefx.com/-2287754330326480692/Workshops.html Some examples: Concept to Character Painting Realistic Hands Liberate Your Colours Painting by feel Colour Theory Simplified

Tutorials: Henning Ludvigsen Henning Ludvig's a great digital artist from Norway and has posted up some tutorials on his website here: http://www.henningludvigsen.com/index.php/main/tutorials/ There are a LOT of full-blown tutorial write-ups about both digital art and composition in general, and there are also some step-by-step image sequences showing how he made some of his work.

Tutorial: Scanning and Uploading Images A tutorial on the CA forums for scanning, editing, and uploading your artwork to the CA website. Anyone who needs help with this or would just like to pick up some tips should take a look. If anyone has any additional tips, tricks, or suggestions to add, feel free to comment. http://closetartists.alonfarchy.com/forums/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=15

Software: GIMP Can't afford Photoshop? GIMP is probably your next best option. It offers most all of the image editing tools you'll find in photoshop. The interface is the only major weak point, being a bit hard to get use to, but if you can get over that, you've found a nice way to save some money. They have some tutorials available online as well, in case you're interested. Official Website: http://www.gimp.org/ Tutorials: http://www.gimp.org/tutorials/

Tutorial: Face Tutorials by Linda Bergkvist Artist Linda Bergkvist has some excellent digital face tutorials online on her website. There's a tutorial on each part of the face, the hair, and bit on skin tones. Even if you don't paint digitally, you may find these tutorials helpful. http://www.furiae.com/index.php?view=gallery

ebook: Dynamic Figure Drawing by Burne Hogarth This is a great figure drawing book available online for free. The book covers more advanced figures dynamic, moving poses. The figures are a bit overly muscular, but it is sometimes helpful to see the critical anatomical points in detail to learn their form and position. Click here for the eBook

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