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Tutorial 1 - The Recorder in Black Dragon
🕑 Added 2021-12-19 00:24:06 +0000 UTCWell hello scholar's! School appears to be in session finally!
Thank you to all of you who seem to have subscribed early to a tier that wasn't even officially open, but welcome to the soft launch! I hope to launch this officially early next year, and to celebrate the soft launch here is the first proper pilot of the series where I talk about my process, tips and tricks to hopefully inspire and improve your own works!
Perhaps many of you tuned into The Sleepover today and have some time over Christmas to make some stuff π
If you've always had a curiosity about how I do something, or about Black Dragon etc. please let me know and I'll make a video about it for you!
Also remember that there is a dedicated channel for all scholar's over on Discord for you to share your work in and get feedback on!
So without further ado, here is the link to the first tutorial all about the recorder in Black Dragon. (Please note I've just freshly uploaded this so if you're an early bird you'll more than likely have to download it to view it as it won't be stream ready yet)
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ew_G-FeNsZgZL7ktOLafv4bKESXSxdnV/view?usp=sharing
Would love to hear your thoughts and feedback on our first official episode so that I can do better to help you all improve your own craft!
p.s. don't forget all VIP patrons also have access to all the benefits of the about to launch Scholar tier c:
Comments
I was thinking about setting up a tiny window with my most common hotkeys c: but yes maybe the highlighting can afford to stay on screen a bit longer, ill check my recording settings! And hmm, free software, that is a bit of a tricky one as I only use Adobe but that is a worthy investigation!
You have a suggestion what Program to use that is free? (Regular for postworking pictures and records) And the tutorial was awesome and clear. You might want to click just a second longer on your Keybinds (Like Blur) so that people can look down and see what you are actually pressing. Else, great work.
