KalaaLog

Over the time I have been writing at KalaaLog - not a year complete yet, and there seems to be a sizeable number of tutorial that has accumulated here. I have been thinking of organizing it all for quite some time, and I have not yet figured the best way to do it. But I have given it a start, and can be found at the Tutorials link on the sidebar. (Clicking on the Categories Tutorials links shows a reverse chronological list of tutorials).

The tutorials range from general sketching, digital painting (raster graphics) and digital illustration (vector graphics). I have grouped them in this fashion for now, but I am sure I will need to revisit it as more tutorials get added - I plan to keep learning as much as I can, and share whenever it can be explained with a group of images and text.

I will be posting other reviews, my own artworks, and interviews of other artists, but looking at the site statistics, it seems like tutorials are the most popular ones.

That said, I would like to know your feedback. What kind of tutorials would you like to see?

Should focus be more on general visual artform - focused on sketching/drawing/painting of course?

Would you like more on digital painting tutorials or vector tutorials?

Please let me know in the comment section below.

I was just analyzing the traffic of KalaaLog, and I noticed something - majority of the visits were on the tutorials.  A further drill down on the specifics, revealed something and I am sharing it here.

Top Vector Art Tutorials At KalaaLog.com

• How To Draw Peacock Feather
• 10 Step Crystal Orb Tutorial

Top Raster Art Tutorials At KalaaLog.com

• How To Paint Tomato
• How To Paint Leaf

These are also the ones that got good responses.

But do let me know, if there is a specific subject or more that you would like to learn doing it as an artwork.  There is only so much I can know from these statistics - because they are just that - statistics.

So, do let me know.

Two posts of KalaaLog have been featured in the ‘Arts & Stuff 12th July Edition‘.

• How To Paint Tomato
• Digtial Painting

I should have done this earlier.  I have been following these blogs for sometime, and I justed added them to the blogroll.

Veerle’s Blog

Veerle Douh is a graphic/web designer living in Belgium.  Her artworks are amazing, especially the vector artworks.  She also does interviews of other artists from around th globe.

Art & Stuff

This is a blog by Susan Borgas.  She is an Australian artist.  She works on oil paintings and pastel medium, and also does photography.

Visit and add their feeds to your feed readers.