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Idea Submission for Monthly Lesson (December 2023)

Hi all! Hope you've all been well! It's time for you to submit ideas on what you'd like see for this months exclusive lesson! Drop your ideas in the comments below!

On the 11th of this month, I will gather all the ideas together and shortlist the ones that I think can be beneficial for everyone, or simplify it so the idea can be more of a general lesson - then I'll put up a poll for you to vote on.

Try to think about some techniques you'd like to learn, new methods etc. But all is up to whatever you would like! If you don't have a specific idea to share, feel free to like other people's comments that you would like to see!

Idea Submission for Monthly Lesson (December 2023)

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Ah okay cool thanks for explaining Philip. Would it be possible to sign up to your course still? How different is your course that you’re offering to the course that’s running by you on 21draw?

Ibraheem

https://www.patreon.com/posts/different-moods-82179783?utm_medium=clipboard_copy&utm_source=copyLink&utm_campaign=postshare_creator&utm_content=join_link

Philip Sue

Snowy forest sounds amazing!

Philip Sue

Oooooh frozen lake!

Philip Sue

This is a very good idea but I think majority of patrons here have a good understanding of the basics. Something you're looking for at the most beginning stages is something that Ive covered in my new course. Which explains everything from the moment of opening the canvas - through to creating your own artworks and learning all my techniques and workflow. This is something I'll likely not double up here on Patreon and will be kept seperate unfortunately!

Philip Sue

This is a cool idea! I have something similar here that you might be interested in:

Philip Sue

a snowy forest tutorial

Mesha Gainer

A frozen lake tutorial, perfect for this season !

Muju Sey

I would love a video which focuses on how to approach drawing as a beginner, almost like a square-one tutorial on how one should start - what are the main things to focus on when creating a composition as someone new to the procreate/photoshop platforms, and how to best leverage the tools available to create beautiful artwork even when being new.

Ibraheem

I would really like a lighting tutorial that maybe looks at lighting the same scene at different times of day, or something like that. unless that's been done already 😅

Justine Trimboli


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