#tutorials!

Hey iamsmaug! We don’t have one yet, but we are planning on launching one in the summer! We’re currently preparing things and building up extra material for patrons, including a secret comic! :D We’ll keep everyone posted! (ﾉ^ヮ^)ﾉ*:・ﾟ✧

ohh i use two apps if i wanna make it multi pic! i use pixlr to put the two (or more) pics together before adding it to social maker for the fake twt posts :)

Eeeee, I just want to smoosh your cheeks! <3 Questions are fine! They're pretty much welcome, always. And, oh boy. I have all these pictures and half-made tutorials that basically answer all these questions, but I'm kind of having trouble with how long-winded and detailed I should be with these subjects. See, when I began sculpting, I read a variety of tutorials, but most of them sort of assumed the reader was already in the know, sculpting-wise, so I had to make a lot of assumptions and guesses at first. And I can see how that would be confusing or intimidating for beginners or might want to get into scuplting. So I ask you guys, what do you like to see in your tutorials? Would people like to see something lengthy that focuses on little details and insights on a broad range of subjects to help beginners become familiar to sculpting, or a more casual tutorial that would skip on explanations in order to talk about the process that works best for me? Do text-heavy tutorials seem overwhelming or not worth reading? Would photos and visuals help explain better than words? I'd like any input you might have before I actually set to post anything.