WOLFCODER'S PROFILE

I assume because your ego just can't accept the fact that your tutorial is pretty bad

I didn't say it wasn't good. I also didn't say I draw good either. I'm just glad I can draw at all. But I think the tutorial is useful.

Do you have any idea how you come across to others?

I've been told I am kind and sweet. I've been told I am humble and I've been told I am arrogant. I've been told I'm cynical and cruel. But one thing I can really tell is if someone doesn't like me. It's got nothing to do with your criticism. Actually a lot of people think I'm really cynical.

Either way, though, you'll just shy your eyes away from any criticism I give

...and I'll just either respond or not as I always do

I'm not going to completely ignore you. There might be an off chance you might actually give helpful criticism. Especially if there's a bunch of those kinds of people that go "wow!" at everything.

I have been a member of this community for way too long and I think it shows with my (occasional) cynicism. I am currently studying for a degree in Film and Animation at the Rochester Institute of Technology

This is why I should let you know I actually don't take any of this personally. If there's someone who could make a better tutorial I would like to see it. I'm not sarcastic either, it would be good to have here.

@WIP I'm just responding to Karsuman's "heckling". Knowing how to loop MIDIs and index images is useful. Lots of things are useful.

@Karsuman It's not so much what you're supposed to think as what you're supposed to say (or not say). Although, I don't care what you say (or think) and I'll just either respond or not as I always do. I'm always going to get those kinds of people who hover around others and say negative stuff just to say negative stuff about a person they don't like on the Internets.

Did I say I was? You seem to be a big fan of mine. Where is this art articles?

No, I don't need tutorials for drawing things... Actually I kind of do BUT that's not what my problem is. You see, I *have written* a tutorial for helping people draw their faces and characters in Illustrator. You can see it here.

Granted the example is something I did long ago and isn't really that great (and I've modified that particular character so many times to look better until she looked more feminine and kawaii, and the shadows didn't go away when I 48x48-ed it) but the underlying method stays the same pipeline-wise. And it's much easier than it looks- the quality of your characters depends on your actual artistic ability.

I just felt this site could use a copy of the tutorial- but all the tutorials in the site are game engine specific while this one is for any instance you want to draw a character and illustrate it. I couldn't figure out where to put it, so instead of getting it either moved or overlooked from being in the wrong section, I want to ask someone who manages tutorials here about it.

Oh wait, ha, I forgot. Why couldn't they just let it be where multiple conditions can be there at once like lots of RPGs I've played.