Tutorials

Seven ways to color digital art faster.

Design a unique and useful digital art signature.

Reasons to always sign your art and never put a date on the front.

Differences between vector and raster images.

Art too blurry? Too sharp? Control it with resampling.

Trying to make perfect lines is holding you back.

Wrist pain? Try switching to a vertical mouse.

Six ways to reduce digital headaches and eye strain.

Using this many layers can slow you down. 7 ways to declutter.

Common adjustment layers and how to use them on digital art.

Change colors and tints in your art.

Create highlights, textures, shadows, patterns, signatures, and watermarks.

Tutorials about the secret side of making digital art.

Codecs! Alpha Channels! Bitrate! Things every animator should know, yet never get taught.

Animation tutorial on the complex style used in the Castlevania Netflix series.

How to make your own Among Us character and kill animations.

Are your art commissions priced right?

Paper Mario art and animation style tutorial.

Design, draw, and animate characters in the Don’t Starve Together horror art style.

A tutorial on how to design, draw, and animate characters in the Aggretsuko art style.

A tutorial on how to design and animate characters in the Night In The Woods art style.

This tutorial will save you a few hours of watching unabridged tutorials elsewhere.

Toon Boom and Flash are so completely different that almost nothing works the same way.

This is a series of 30 videos that will teach you everything there is to know about animating in Adobe Animate CC.

How to animate in the rubber hose style of the 30’s like the game Cuphead.

All about Multiple Animator Projects, how to join, how to host, and their history.

Different ways to animate cast shadows and form shadows in 2D animations.

Stretches for your wrists and hands to prevent art injuries like tendonitis and carpal tunnel. Basic stretch safety and information.

All about animation smear frames and smear cycles: how to spot them and how to draw them.

The secret formula for animating perfect blinking, eyelashes, and a couple of common variations.

The book I recommend for animation is always The Animator’s Survival Kit by Richard Williams.

A round of “Trademark!” the board game to show how trademark registration works, alongside a rule book of basic trademark laws.