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I don’t know about you guys, but to me online tutorials have been a great help in the process of learning new things. Here are some of my favorite tutorials of all time, I hope you’ll share yours as well!

http://neondragonart.com/dp/tutorials/

Tutorials from Jessica ‘Neondragon’ Peffer, fantasy artist who’s so far released two How to Draw books (both very beautiful!) The tutorials range from Photoshop to Drawing creatures and people and Other media. Simple and fun!

http://www.elfwood.com/farp/

The FARP, all Elfwood users already know it, but I hope that maybe it can bring joy to the DA crowd. Extremely wide varety of tutorials for both artists and writers, it’s a must see!

http://cataclysm-x.deviantart.com/art/Tutorial-how-to-draw-eyes-30587831

A simple yet to the point tutorial on drawing male eyes, yet can be applied to female eyes as well. It helped me a bundle.

http://sokoto.deviantart.com/art/Hairstyle-Tutorial-34497165

Not as much a tutorial maybe as a source of inspiration. I tend to run out of ideas when it comes to hairstyles and this is a quick-fix solution to that problem.

Very nice tutorial! I like it when they are as simple as that, not explaining a thousand things at once. Also it’s good because after a while of picking new things up you develop your own techniques, like here: http://aestheticdevil.deviantart.com/art/A-power-must-curious-69935691 

Those look really good like you say, I liked the variation in age on the head tutorial. Most people don’t do that.

So, what do you think, if you were to make your own tut, what would it be about?

I see. Well if you ask me there can’t be too many approaches on hair because it’s such a tricky subject. ^^ I’d probably just make a step though of one of my works, or if I get any good at brush inking I’d do a tutorial about that.

That’s a great collection of tutorails that I have never seen before, thanks!