Video channels of interest

Stuart wrote: Just an idea: would it be possible to give a general description of the tutorials next to the link in the topic post, like phoenicorn did in saying it was manga oriented. As the list grows it might be better to keep track of so we don't have to look through 20 links to find the one about anatomy or manga etc.

Done, but not all that simple. Many of those channels include a wide range of different subject matter, so people really need to dig in and spend that 20 minutes looking at what's on offer.

- Ben Mauro, Zbrush + Photoshop to create some great sci-fi images
www.youtube.com/channel/UCddVr4OhfriCwO1211CMZtg
- Bobby Chiu, offers great advice about discipline, motivation and inspiration for artists while sharing a digital painting time lapse. Posts videos less often these days, possibly due to being busy with schoolism.com.
www.youtube.com/user/digitalbobert/featured
- Chris Oatley, similar to Bobby Chui with advice, also interviews fellow artists. Like Bobby has his online classes as well. I often download his podcasts and listen to them on the way to work.
www.youtube.com/user/coatley/featured
- Marc Brunet aka Bluefley, game artist who posts time lapses and explains his process. Also offers life & career advice.
www.youtube.com/user/bluefley00/featured

I'll post more later.

Anbienn I restored your post, HAL (the anti-spam bot) was getting frisky.

Reid Southen shows how to use the Mixer brush in Photoshop never knew you could use it like this pretty cool.

Reid Southen Mixer brush tut

Sam Nielson great artist some really nice tutorials
Sam Nielson tuts

Added and added.

kazky wrote: Proko is a good channel
m.youtube.com/user/ProkoTV
Add it, add it!
*edit, as per Stuarts suggestion*
This is a tutorial channel on how to draw anatomy, poses and gestures etc.

I have actually checked been to this one before. Believe I watched one showing how to draw eyes. Looked very interesting and have it bookmarked. Need to go back and watch some.

Thanks. I hope my suggestion isn't causing too much frustration, it just seems like it would make sense. Maybe we could come up with some generic categories that people could list their suggestions under. Would that make things easier?

Stuart wrote: Thanks. I hope my suggestion isn't causing too much frustration,

Not at all. It makes sense to have a rough note with the links. If I can't work out what to put I'll just leave it open.

Or have 'miscellaneous' as a description?