Explaination of form 
(this is how your tutorial is to be set up. Overwrite this existing text 
with your tutorial text)

This is your introduction. Basically, you are to explain what it is you 
are doing, what your medium is, and what you plan to show us. You can make 
it witty, savvy, funny, serious, teacher-like, whatever. You can even give a 
little history lesson. For example if you were doing a tutorial on baroque 
and how to do some of the techniques, then you could give a history as to 
what it is, where it came from, and who founded the form.

This second paragraph will discuss how to prepare for what you will be 
teaching. What medium did you use, what program did you use, what 
brushes you will be using and if they're special where to get them. 
Just a note; RPGamer does not condone or promote the use of illegal 
material. If your brush, font, or program is not legal you need not tell 
us where you got it, if it is, or how to get it. If you use a digital 
medium, all links will be checked prior to posting to see if they are 
shareware/freeware. If you use a legal copy of a commercial program, 
device, brush, tool, or medium then you may tell us here. In other words, 
do not brag about your "1337 warez" here. Your tutorial will be pulled.

This third paragraph is to begin your tutorial. How to start your figure 
or process, what lines to draw, how to draw them, and why. You are urged 
to take up as much space as you need here to explain your processes 
completely. You can also use this paragraph to discuss the second step, 
filling out whatever you are doing and how to go about it. Don't just 
say "and now you draw eyelashes", tell us that each eyelash must be 
unique, drawn as it's own line and curved slightly in the direction of 
choice. Explain why you have to do it that way, then show us in the picture.

Fourth paragraph should have you in the middle of your process. What you do 
before you're ready for the final touches, details, colors, or design. 
Usually these two can be covered here. Make sure you are teaching, not just 
telling.

Fifth paragraph should be adding your final touches, which is to be shown 
in the thumbnail. This is the details, folds, the shadows, or whatever you 
do to polish the picture you just finished showing us how to do. 
This paragraph is the next to final steps of what you are teaching. 
Explain why you did all the above, and if you did some steps that seemed meaningless 
above, tell us about it here.

This is the final paragraph, which is to be your summing up paragraph. Again 
detailing what you used, what you just taught us, and telling us a brief review 
of all the steps. This is the paragraph with no real standards. Just try not to 
get me into trouble with links here.

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Title image #1 (your final product image):






Title image #2 (your beginning steps):





Title Image #3 (your detail and finishing images):





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so on.




Your name:
Your e-mail/link:
Tutorial Title: