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No but really if you wanna learn how to draw, instead of big art schools, you're better off getting individual artists gumroad tutorials which range from $0-$25. Combine it with free resources on YouTube and that's it. You get to learn more for cheaper. (And u keep it forever)
Given, all of the costs do add up if you're going to buy a ton.
Of course you can always find all these for free!
This is just a thread of paid Gumroad tuts!
Of course you can always find all these for free!
This is just a thread of paid Gumroad tuts!
Ahmed Aldoori ($3-$25)
He's a *really* good teacher. From figure drawing to painting, lighting, portraits and so on! http://Gumroad.com/medders
He's a *really* good teacher. From figure drawing to painting, lighting, portraits and so on! http://Gumroad.com/medders
Goro Fujita ($12 is the highest price i believe)
Covers painting/Perspective http://Gumroad.com/gorofujita
Covers painting/Perspective http://Gumroad.com/gorofujita
@/ryanlangdraws ($10 highest price)
Painting and rendering http://Gumroad.com/ryanlangdraws
Painting and rendering http://Gumroad.com/ryanlangdraws
ModernDayJames ($8-$10. Bundles cost more $25-50 because it's a bunch of tutorials into one)
Covers just about anything http://Gumroad.com/moderndayjames
Covers just about anything http://Gumroad.com/moderndayjames
@/PaintWithNick ($25)
Perspective, Color theory, painting.
I got the Perspective one and it's rly good. 3hrs worth of content split into parts! http://Gumroad.com/paintwithnick
Perspective, Color theory, painting.
I got the Perspective one and it's rly good. 3hrs worth of content split into parts! http://Gumroad.com/paintwithnick
You can ask for specific tutorials from them and I'll find and link them for you!!
