Traditional Line Art Tutorial

*Mountain dew not actually mandatory.

Darn it, I already found some spelling mistakes, there's an "in" that should be "ink" and a "weight" that should be "weigh" sorry guys XD

Did this tutorial help? Post a link in the comments to show me your artwork made better thanks to this tutorial! I'd love to see it!
Want to see me make a tutorial of something else? Leave a comment in this journal:  What would you like to learn?I know you all filled out applications and you put a medium of some sort on them and so on, but it occurred to me, I haven't really pushed to teach the focus points in group classrooms up until now.
So I'm going to work on a tutorial series
So what would you like to see more of? And what medium do you want to see it in?
Do you want to learn everything there is to know about the hand, or how to make clean linework, and what the hells is color composition anyways?
Do you want to learn the secrets to the universe (I can't help you there, but maybe someone else can XD )
I will try to get to everyone's requests on tutorials, so request away! Request more than one thing! Demand that I teach you the things you want to know! XD
And, because the best way to learn is to teach, your assignment this week is to make a tutorial based on another student's request! It can be as in-depth as you like, but I want you to really research your subject. Say we go back to hands, I want you to look up t
This tutorial was made for as per request from a few students <3 but one in particular asked about traditional art,

I will be posting the finished colored picture to deviantart when it's done.
Hope this helped!

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