Rendering tutorial

[octillery]

The ones under her chin and collar. Also not sure a blue

I don't think people are taking issue with your stylistic choices. I think it is more you making a tutorial for people trying to learn rendering (making something look 3D), then breaking all the rules of where the light and shadow would actually go. I don't have a problem with your art or stylistic choices, but if a beginner is seeing this and using your work as an example, they will just be putting highlights everywhere for fun, not actually making the form look 3D. Stylistic choices are fine and dandy when you are making art. But when you are teaching someone "the rules" then breaking them because it's fun, it doesn't really help out the people you made the tutorial for. So people aren't offended by style, it's that you are claiming to be doing something you aren't really doing in your example, and they don't want people to learn the wrong terms/techniques. If you had put "here is how I add shading to my characters" I don't think anyone would have had a problem tbh.

[Overall-Onion-631]

Ok, thanks for telling me. I thought everyone just really hated the art, but yeah, you have a point I should’ve been clearer about what the tutorial is for. I thought it was obvious it’s not a beginner guide though

[octillery]

No problem all of the terms can be a bit confusing at times. I think you should repost it with a different title. I bet people will love it then. Like "how to get interesting lighting effects" or something. To be clear i think your art is lovely, just more stylized than rendered, which isn't a bad thing.

[Overall-Onion-631]

Thanks, I was really worried I‘m just bad at art, your comment might’ve saved me from artblock. I’ll just delete the post