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and it helped me out.
And therlion looks so cute.
Maybe in your next tutorial, if you make a "next" one, you could show more pictures of your process, especially your techniques for adding details to the clay and any techniques you use for painting the baked clay. Looking forward to it!
It is so cute.
Great technical tips that are easily messed up at the begging by those who don't know what to do, at most.
Yet, a tutorial this is not.
This is just saying basically the supply's list and a brief on what to do and don't before one even get's started.
No technique is actually expressed. Nothing to do with the structure of armatures, clay, or even a good example of how to get that deep blue by "not using black".
Nothing showing how to get a good texture, or even make those horns/whatever those spikes could be accounted as on the dragon.
Shading, and attention to detail via highlights is only barely reflected on, and not actually shown good positions / why to do such.
No effort was actually spent on making a tutorial, as much as showing off a "nice piece" of work.
The work is nice, but all you did was reflect on some of the technical issues you came across while performing the art piece. In my book, that is a failure.
Or, quick ,"reference".
Though it is a nice piece of work.