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Another process for you guys! For a larger view, go ahead and download! Let me know if these are helpful!
I'm still looking for feedback on what tutorials you'd like to see; don't hesitate to ask for something!
A full, 15 step process tutorial is available for this painting through the tutorial tier of my patreon!
As always, you can help out in the production of these tutorials by showing your support on PATREON !
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These are definitely interesting for sure to look at and see the progress from the starting point to the end product. 
I guess I will just add my two cents in and say that I really like when artists post literal step by step instructions on how to draw or color something specific as part of a drawing (i.e. ears, noses, hands, eyes, hair) so that people can try what they've learned in their own original pieces. Again, I'm sure these type of process tutorials are a digital painter specific thing so I'll stay hush hush on that 
But great work on this, as I really liked the final result. The first part/beginning really looks pretty to me too for some reason, haha!
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I wouldn't say that you're wrong! And, I think that everyone learns differently. I would say these are more beneficial to visual learners, for sure.
I think they both count as tutorials, but let me explain my reason for posting these:
As a beginner, I liked to see how artists specifically did entire pieces. Learning how to paint the ears, or the nose, was helpful, but only in learning THAT specific thing - so I was still clueless on how to put them together or how a face should look with all the pieces. I could draw an eyeball like a champion, but watch me try and put it on a face back then and I was hopeless. Of course, one could still study a reference, but sometimes just seeing the process of another artist opens a door or lights a bulb. It's hard to explain for me, but that is my experience and I'm a very visual learner. Maybe that's why others share them too.
Something about these, in my brain, are helpful. I tend to look at a painting, analyze the changes, study the progress. Hence my reasoning for doing a full piece and showing what I did. Perhaps it might make more sense if you saw the full steps to these, as the changes show in greater detail what I've done along the way. However, I try to keep some content exclusive to those supporting patreon.
Written explanations are to come, but right now my support on patreon doesn't free up enough time to create those. Like most freelance artists, I'm making my living off of freelance work and devoting more than 60 hours of my week to both work AND Patreon - if I was making my living from patreon, I could make whatever my followers asked for. I hope that makes sense, and I want to make and create as much as I can for you guys. I have plans for other sorts of tutorials, and literally using every minute of my day to try and do it all - creating for you guys, and working for clients so I can feed myself.
Thanks so much for your feedback, and if you're curious about what's to come, take a look at my patreon goals. No obligation to support, but at least then, maybe you'll have an idea of when to expect detailed, written tutorials. I will also be doing voice over tutorials when the time is available.
www.patreon.com/sylessae
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Ah, I see. That makes sense. I figured it was more of a thing for painters, definitely 
Oh yes, please don't misunderstand me - I'm just a hobbyist 
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