Tutorials, References & Daily Inspiration Picks

Not really a tutorial, but maybe copy what this person does?

Hi! Here is an article I wrote about the biggest mistake an artist can do. If you find it helpful can you please reblog it?

Don't we all! :D

I recommend taking it one step at a time - study study 3 point perspective, then study 4 point perspective, then study composition, then study motion. One thing  at a time! If there are multiple things you're uncomfortable or unconfident drawing in, you may get overwhelmed trying to compensate your current ability trying to do all of them for a complete piece!

Hi there

You may wanna start with cell-shading :)

The best way to learn shading/highlighting is to reference from life I think. I've read... wow, what's probably been hundreds of tutorial in the past for how to paint and shade certain ways, but it gave me a hard time when I tried to do things on my own, rather than using the tutorialist's carbon copy.

Hi There!

This may have seem the obvious, but have you searched trains billowing smoke? D: You probably have. 

I am not sure what other alternatives to offer you to help you out, other than maybe getting some screencaps off of films where there is a train with smoke billowing from it.

For some reason, Back to the Future III came to mind. With the colorful smoke coming from it hahaha

Sorry I'm not of any help here, and sorry if I'm late.

Glowing Effect in Photoshop

Lineart: Line Weight guide.

Artist Tool Reccomendation: REFBOARD