This is something designed to help out artists who are still practicing in certain areas. By posting tutorials, tips and information about how you structure your work can really help reach out to other artists. You may even learn some things yourself!

Why?

Because doing a good deed makes you feel happy? That may be, but if you think about it, if you're looking for more pageviews, watchers, faves, ect. then it may not be a bad idea! Because everyone is always learning, as I'm sure you know, you can learn a lot in even a short space of time. So why don't you donate a small amount of your time to put a tutorial together?

How?

Mostly by taking screenshots of your work in progress, that is the most straight-forward way of making one. Or, if you're good with movie making programs like Flash, then taking a good quality recording of your work would also be a great way to structure a tutorial.

But bear in mind that you'll have to keep it straight forward. I can't emphasise this enough as a good tutorial has to be understandable! That way you'll be able to get more of your points across without people misunderstanding then asking loads of questions afterwards.

Who Else Makes Them?

Here are a few examples of who have posted really awesome tutorials. Picked for both being understandable and helpful.

has many fantastic PhotoShop tutorials, all of them in the form of a Flash movie. If you are new to PhotoShop, then his tutorials would help you out a lot.

Has a few very easy to follow tutorials concerning more difficult aspects of PhotoShop, such as clouds and underwater.

Has a two part tutorial on outlining and colouring in Sonic Style for the Sonic fans out there!

Has made two tutorials; one on drawing Anime eyes in PhotoShop and the other for creating a fairy glow effect in PhotoShop.

Also has a great tutorial on how to colour and shade scanned images in PhotoShop.

Are You Up For It?

Anyone can make tutorials on any art aspect, just so long as it's easy to follow, then you have a winning tutorial!