Does this Rinotuna Art Tutorial Work? / Testing Twitter Tutorials

This is the fastest way to paint (in my opinion). I wanted to try out some twitter tutorials to see if they actually work, since I usually just bookmark and never look at them again.
This one by Rinotuna worked out pretty well, so I wanted to show the process of trying it out. In the future I would like to continue trying out other tutorials to see what works and what doesn’t, and maybe rank them. Of course, my art style studies aren’t going away, I just would like to try something different now and then. It’s boring doing the same thing over and over again, isn’t it?
Original twitter tutorial:
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Music:
Expert tutorial - HOYO-MiX
Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel BGM - Climax Theme #11

[@naufalmaulanaf7717]

You know what, he is so smart at choosing colours, thats the main reason why his artwork so interesting for many people

[@younlok1081]

and his character design and poses are also fantastic

[@schindy6385]

because its his favourite part in art

[@t.swaghetti8581]

glad I’m not the only one spending the most time on sketching + lineart. Always shocked how my speedpaints ended faster in the painting stage

[@Shirker12]

I'd say this was a W, that's for sure.

[@RavenAdventwings]

...I see what you did there. (lol)

[@unkno0wonly]

W

[@luisvivas7611]

Idk if anyone mentioned it, but that Twitter tutorial comes from a live he made here on youtube, ita about 3 hours but if anyone wants to understand it even more clearly by watching the steps made by Rinotuna itself its easier to comprehend than by just looking at the "tutorial"

[@Gxmwp]

Seeing the time breakdown was something super helpful that I wasn't expecting from this vid. I thought I was some big slow dumb dumb cause of how long it takes me to do some stuff

[@xevious4142]

I love rhinotuna's character design

[@bonk6561]

Yes, please make more videos like these. Its whats missing in the youtube art space. I always come across tutorials on twt or other sites and wonder if they actually work. Having another artist test them out is very useful

[@bluespark777]

Rinotunas art is so good(Also hsr music yay)

[@nekonacha2607]

Thank you for explaining rinotuna's process. New subscriber here❤

[@pb5335]

this is only the quick version he posted on twitter- the full process can be seen on his Coloso course, it's well worth the money

[@k_wa]

Really great breakdown of the tutorial and solid editing!

[@RmhGames]

Yeah i'm all for Making this a series it's such a cool and useful idea at the same time!

[@AiLYPRT]

paused your video just to make sure i didn't open master duel and totally forgotten about it lmao overall a nice video, i'd like a series of this twitter tutorial

[@TheMismatcher]

Very nice, trying to find a way to have shadows more easily done and rinotuna’s way is what I’m trying next. Also nice inclusion of YGO master duel music you picked a banger!

[@Tarakol]

Me who knows absolutely nothing about art or drawing, but nodding along with every statement in the video.

[@KoiNamiOnly]

this is legit rly good. going to try this my next drawing session.

[@tarako_wada1553]

I really wanted to try the tutorial so your video is greatly helpful!!! Thanks!

[@WuyuziYYDS]

Hey starting to draw b/c of your videos, its been so fun thank you!

[@bonoshii]

will watch later since I'm at work but I tried to do this tutorial so many times and it just never worked out for me lol so curious to see how it turns out! amazing video idea

[@ehyzen]

yes pls make this a series!

[@VPVi7]

The art is absolutely W

[@neru_d]

Yeah... Art "tutorials" which need so much knowledge in the first place. By the point you learn about shadows, how the light bounces, how lights change the colors of an object and etc., imo the person following the tutorial won't even need it. I would call it more like a reminder, a tip, or something similar. That said I still like these step-by-step drawings, its kinda fun to see how the artist thinks and how its different from your own way of doing stuff. also, neat drawing.

[@karonuva]

You can't rly condense all the information you would need into one short magic How To Be A Great Artist tutorial, that's vastly underestimating the amount of knowledge required. Tutorials like this are meant for workflow, processes or tips on how to do a very specific thing, it's on you to figure out or find how to do the other things that let you successfully apply these tips.

[@sketchfx8890]

Yes, good idea, more twitter tutorials

[@SorokoTTV]

Now I want to try this out!

[@melynxo]

Wow this is great thank you this will help me alot!!

[@KAZUUUUMOM]

EYYY This such a good vid It's really informative wish to see mofe of this

[@aka_kapivara]

Good testing tutorials tutorial 100/10!!!!

[@EddatheWicca]

your voice sounds very confident in this video.

[@etgamer16]

Ohh this W was for a Video She looks so Great 👌👌👌

[@Khongmuonquaylai]

❤W❤

[@mythydamashii9978]

ARKNIGHTS MENTIONED 🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣

[@2bdamned937]

I… Needed this…!

[@ashxu]

Helpful vid, thanks. I appreciate the transparency on what your actual thoughts are and how long it took. I do feel like the process is a bit advanced for beginners despite how simple it presents itself. I personally paint the AO manually after I lay down the shadow but to each their own.

[@Waterbender_900]

would you ever do an analysis of Kazuya Nuri's art?

[@r10mba]

Yeah... this is why I only draw on paper and add no colour. lol Cool drawing btw.

[@deadaccounthaha3053]

W rinotuna

[@user11871]

TYSMM

[@aigisandersen9755]

I was following the steps quite nicely until step 5, somehow when i changed the layer mode the shadow color on the skin and clothes becomes too light and transparent, idk does anyone have any idea to overcome this problem? My knowledge in color theory suck ass. Edit : Nvm i forgot to clip the overlay layer to base color lmaooo

[@spitefulcoding1037]

[@kkngd391]

Hai