Yeah... The title basically says it all. I know there's already a tutorial stickied in this forum, but I was wondering if there'd be any interest in another one. o-o

If you aren't familiar with my CW work, take a look at my shop.

Anyway, if you do think I should make a tutorial, let me know. I'd also appreciate it if you could answer these questions so I'm not completely clueless if/when I do make this tutorial:

1. Where should the tutorial be? A forum thread, a pet profile, dA, or somewhere else?
2. What should I draw for the tutorial? I've used a few different styles for my CWs since I started, so if you could point out specific items that you like, that would be really helpful.
3. How much should I explain? Can I assume that aspiring CW artists already have experience with digital art?

If you have any other ideas to throw at me, go ahead. I'm probably forgetting a lot of stuff since it's just about my bedtime. XD

I think you should definitely make one! c:

1. Probably a forum thread would be best, you could always have it added to the 'Useful Custom Clothing Discussion Threads' post or something similar, so it doesn't get buried. I know started compiling some here.
2. I'd like to see how you do your wigs, I love your colouring style, especially on the & variations.
3. Just a general step by step, progress by layer is what most people seem to find helpful. Just the name of the program you use (& possibly brushes, tools, etc). I think most people would have a basic understanding of digital art, and if not, it's pretty easy to find a starters guide. :P

Seconding VOGUE on this, especially since she's already said what I have wanted to. :P

I agree with Vogue And Hoar. I would love to see one form you :) I can always use all the Tutorials I can get!

I'd totally love to see a tutorial.

1. Forum thread would probably be easiest, especially if someone has questions it's easier to ask?

2. I love how you colour your wigs (and how it makes the hair look so soft), especially the blonde and black ones.

3. I'm fine with just step-by-step screenshots maybe. And maybe some pointers on choosing colours? (I have trouble with using shading colours that are too dark or too grey X.x)