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August 1, 2007

Well, I was sad to see that only one person participated in this last exercise. I guess it wasn't as useful or interesting as the others. I want to show of the beautiful work that was done by preclusion She did an outstanding job giving flat onjects form.

Even this random shape looks 3 Dimentional.

Beautiful! See how suddenly the flat tree becomes a tree with form and life?

Really excellent work, preclusion and thank you for the entries!

In Art Exercise related news, I am going to put the exercises on Hiatus until I either get more interest or get more time. I want to continue with it but they seem extremely underappriciated. And since I am working 60 hour weeks between this film and work, I really just can't put quite a few hours into something that only one or two people seem to appriciate or participate in.

Thank you to everyone for you patience. If you have any new ideas for fun club related activities, please feel free to share. I Also hope that I can get time to make some new tutorials at least.

Have fun everyone!

This club was started because the tutorials category is only divided by programs, and then "misc". That leaves all tutorials that aren't using a program lumped into one category making searching difficult. We understand how frustrating it is to not be able to find help, so here you can find the help you need.
They reconstructed the categories for the tutorials! now its easier to find what you need!

The founders are willing to help you one on one in order to get the help you need. With a very detailed and quality tested list of tutorials organized very neatly, as well as "assessments" from the founders to help you get a personalized set of tutorials that will fit your needs perfectly.

You dont need to be a member to have your tutorials on the tutorial list, or to submit tutorials to be added to the list. If you know of some good tutorials, please feel free to note us links!

Joining
To join, simply send a note to the club with the subject "Join" and you will be added to the list of members. Members can submit tutorials to the club as well! Devwatch the club (keeping the journals watch active), and add the avatar or link to your journal. Simply watching the club is fine, but a note is required to join. Comments on the main page do NOT count. Notes ONLY

Submitting
Members can submit tutorials to the club. Please submit very easy to understand and clear with easy to follow steps. The founders will only approve the best tutorials. If you change the tutorial to fit the criteria, you can feel free to resubmit it. Note the club to sumbit. Please include a link to the tutorial and make the subject "tut submission".

Submitting for Critiques
Members can also submit art to recieve critiques on them. Comments will be disabled on the art submitted to the club, and there will be a link in the description to the actual deviation. Descriptions will also include information on what the artist will want help on. When submitting art to the club, please write in the note a description you want in the image. For example, if you want overall crits, or help with anatomy, colouring, etc. note the club to sumbit. Include a link to the image (from da or another location) and make the subject "crit submission".

Submit redlining
Members who redline other members work can have their redlined work submitted to the club. Send a note with a link to the red lined art (if not on DA from another location). You must have the original artists permission to post the redlining.
Note the club to submit. Please include a link to the image and make the subject "redline submission".

To submit, the work doesn't already have to be on DA. Feel free to send us links directly to the image from an off DA location. Just be sure to include your devname, the description you want, and (if applicable) the link to the original deviation. If the art does already exist on DA the submission will have comments disabled and people will be asked to comment on the original.

Assessments
Assessments is when you contact one of the founders and they will go over samples of your work to see where your strenghts and weaknesses lie in your art. Then they will give you a list of tutorials that will target your areas of weakness and help you improve. At this time you may be eligable to request a tutorial that one of the founders will make especially for you desired need. However, this may not always be the case.

The founders or members will not do your art work for you, or colour your art work. We are delivering tutorials and workshops to you to help you improve your own work.

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July 25, 2007

THIS IS A REMINDER THAT THE THIRD EXERCISE IS DUE ON THE 30TH! Let's work our butts off guys!

Here we have the Third Art Exercise. This one took a little longer because decided to try and explain something that is somewhat complex in a way that was easy to understand. Also, it has been broken into two parts. The second part will be given for the next assignment.

DUE DATE: July 30th, Monday.

Please submit links to your completed work to the club with the title "Art Exercise 3." Don't forget to mention if you don't want me showing and/or critiquing your work in the Follow-up journal.

This club was started because the tutorials category is only divided by programs, and then "misc". That leaves all tutorials that aren't using a program lumped into one category making searching difficult. We understand how frustrating it is to not be able to find help, so here you can find the help you need.
They reconstructed the categories for the tutorials! now its easier to find what you need!

The founders are willing to help you one on one in order to get the help you need. With a very detailed and quality tested list of tutorials organized very neatly, as well as "assessments" from the founders to help you get a personalized set of tutorials that will fit your needs perfectly.

You dont need to be a member to have your tutorials on the tutorial list, or to submit tutorials to be added to the list. If you know of some good tutorials, please feel free to note us links!

Joining
To join, simply send a note to the club with the subject "Join" and you will be added to the list of members. Members can submit tutorials to the club as well! Devwatch the club (keeping the journals watch active), and add the avatar or link to your journal. Simply watching the club is fine, but a note is required to join. Comments on the main page do NOT count. Notes ONLY

Submitting
Members can submit tutorials to the club. Please submit very easy to understand and clear with easy to follow steps. The founders will only approve the best tutorials. If you change the tutorial to fit the criteria, you can feel free to resubmit it. Note the club to sumbit. Please include a link to the tutorial and make the subject "tut submission".

Submitting for Critiques
Members can also submit art to recieve critiques on them. Comments will be disabled on the art submitted to the club, and there will be a link in the description to the actual deviation. Descriptions will also include information on what the artist will want help on. When submitting art to the club, please write in the note a description you want in the image. For example, if you want overall crits, or help with anatomy, colouring, etc. note the club to sumbit. Include a link to the image (from da or another location) and make the subject "crit submission".

Submit redlining
Members who redline other members work can have their redlined work submitted to the club. Send a note with a link to the red lined art (if not on DA from another location). You must have the original artists permission to post the redlining.
Note the club to submit. Please include a link to the image and make the subject "redline submission".

To submit, the work doesn't already have to be on DA. Feel free to send us links directly to the image from an off DA location. Just be sure to include your devname, the description you want, and (if applicable) the link to the original deviation. If the art does already exist on DA the submission will have comments disabled and people will be asked to comment on the original.

Assessments
Assessments is when you contact one of the founders and they will go over samples of your work to see where your strenghts and weaknesses lie in your art. Then they will give you a list of tutorials that will target your areas of weakness and help you improve. At this time you may be eligable to request a tutorial that one of the founders will make especially for you desired need. However, this may not always be the case.

The founders or members will not do your art work for you, or colour your art work. We are delivering tutorials and workshops to you to help you improve your own work.

Founders:

Secretary:



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July 12, 2007

All right! I am really pleased with the entries I have recieved for this week. You will notice that I haven't posted the next Art Exercise and That is because I am working on it still. I have a sort of Tutorial/Exercise planned and it is taking longer than the others did. (Also keep in mind I was gone on Vacation and I work 2 jobs). So, I will try to have it finished and uploaded by tomorrow or Saturday at the latest. I think this one will be oneof the most important ones (probably should have started with it first). You will still be given the same amount of time, though, so don't worry.

With that said, I'd like to show off the submissions for Exercise 2. I think I will also use a couple from this one and the last to red line for the third one coming up. I hope you guys keep on doing these exercises and I also want to thank those of you who have been participating. I really think it will help you in the long run!

By preclusion
Lovely shapes! And nice attention to detail.
Excellent Use of the Core Shadow. Notice that it looks more three dimentional than your other one?

By Lemur89
I am so pleased to see that you tried something difficult. Weeping willows ar beautiful but difficult.
You are getting the basic shapes down nicely. Let's try some structure (which is what I am doing for the next exercise) and you will be set!
In this one it looks like you are starting to get form a little better than the ones before.
This is an excellent example of how practice can improve your skill. Good work.

By Lynx08
I think this was a very bold attempt and good for learning. It shows that you can handle details (I am terrible at it XD) and that's good. Also keep in mind of the basic shapes of things too.
Great lighting and use of the core shadow. Good work.

Great work guys, thanks!

This club was started because the tutorials category is only divided by programs, and then "misc". That leaves all tutorials that aren't using a program lumped into one category making searching difficult. We understand how frustrating it is to not be able to find help, so here you can find the help you need.
They reconstructed the categories for the tutorials! now its easier to find what you need!

The founders are willing to help you one on one in order to get the help you need. With a very detailed and quality tested list of tutorials organized very neatly, as well as "assessments" from the founders to help you get a personalized set of tutorials that will fit your needs perfectly.

You dont need to be a member to have your tutorials on the tutorial list, or to submit tutorials to be added to the list. If you know of some good tutorials, please feel free to note us links!

Joining
To join, simply send a note to the club with the subject "Join" and you will be added to the list of members. Members can submit tutorials to the club as well! Devwatch the club (keeping the journals watch active), and add the avatar or link to your journal. Simply watching the club is fine, but a note is required to join. Comments on the main page do NOT count. Notes ONLY

Submitting
Members can submit tutorials to the club. Please submit very easy to understand and clear with easy to follow steps. The founders will only approve the best tutorials. If you change the tutorial to fit the criteria, you can feel free to resubmit it. Note the club to sumbit. Please include a link to the tutorial and make the subject "tut submission".

Submitting for Critiques
Members can also submit art to recieve critiques on them. Comments will be disabled on the art submitted to the club, and there will be a link in the description to the actual deviation. Descriptions will also include information on what the artist will want help on. When submitting art to the club, please write in the note a description you want in the image. For example, if you want overall crits, or help with anatomy, colouring, etc. note the club to sumbit. Include a link to the image (from da or another location) and make the subject "crit submission".

Submit redlining
Members who redline other members work can have their redlined work submitted to the club. Send a note with a link to the red lined art (if not on DA from another location). You must have the original artists permission to post the redlining.
Note the club to submit. Please include a link to the image and make the subject "redline submission".

To submit, the work doesn't already have to be on DA. Feel free to send us links directly to the image from an off DA location. Just be sure to include your devname, the description you want, and (if applicable) the link to the original deviation. If the art does already exist on DA the submission will have comments disabled and people will be asked to comment on the original.

Assessments
Assessments is when you contact one of the founders and they will go over samples of your work to see where your strenghts and weaknesses lie in your art. Then they will give you a list of tutorials that will target your areas of weakness and help you improve. At this time you may be eligable to request a tutorial that one of the founders will make especially for you desired need. However, this may not always be the case.

The founders or members will not do your art work for you, or colour your art work. We are delivering tutorials and workshops to you to help you improve your own work.