#tutorials!

[kaixju]

Do you guys have a patreon? Would you ever start one?

Hey iamsmaug! We don’t have one yet, but we are planning on launching one in the summer! We’re currently preparing things and building up extra material for patrons, including a secret comic! :D We’ll keep everyone posted! (ﾉ^ヮ^)ﾉ*:・ﾟ✧

[atinymonster]

Betie i have a question, what app/website do you use to make your fake twitter posts? Cause all of the ones i've come across so far only allow me to upload one pic 😭

ohh i use two apps if i wanna make it multi pic! i use pixlr to put the two (or more) pics together before adding it to social maker for the fake twt posts :)

[urbanmahogany]

if anyone wants to Join im doing a tutorial on how to add tatts to skin! message me so i can give u my skype!

[theconstellationlibrary-blog]

Stay tuned to the Constellation Library! Next week, we will be featuring a book-binding adventure!

[chickencourtesan]

Guys! :O I need your feedback!

Eeeee, I just want to smoosh your cheeks! <3 Questions are fine! They're pretty much welcome, always. And, oh boy. I have all these pictures and half-made tutorials that basically answer all these questions, but I'm kind of having trouble with how long-winded and detailed I should be with these subjects. See, when I began sculpting, I read a variety of tutorials, but most of them sort of assumed the reader was already in the know, sculpting-wise, so I had to make a lot of assumptions and guesses at first. And I can see how that would be confusing or intimidating for beginners or might want to get into scuplting. So I ask you guys, what do you like to see in your tutorials? Would people like to see something lengthy that focuses on little details and insights on a broad range of subjects to help beginners become familiar to sculpting, or a more casual tutorial that would skip on explanations in order to talk about the process that works best for me? Do text-heavy tutorials seem overwhelming or not worth reading? Would photos and visuals help explain better than words? I'd like any input you might have before I actually set to post anything.