Looking for help in drawing "erotic" art

[Darqside]

Okay first of all, I'm not entirely an amateur artist, so I have some experience in Photoshop, but I have no experience in SAI or other programs, so I'm looking for tutorials for various techniques and styles.

 

Ideally I want to learn how certain professionals do stuff, so, here's a few examples.

 

http://reiq.deviantart.com/art/Silvanna-2012-286421134

 

http://comipa.deviantart.com/art/Rachel-Bust-209124620

 

http://trakker.deviantart.com/art/Buckleup-Honey-254570742

 

http://jaggyd.deviantart.com/art/Back-It-Up-268634568

 

http://katfood25.deviantart.com/art/Feral-Kat-vs-Feral-Kitty-186267831

 

If anyone knows where I could find some good tutorials on lighting surfacing, color effects, or compositions for sexy poses or others, I'd appreciate it a lot, particularly for Photoshop if nothing else.

 

I'm also interested in learning how to draw Hentai manga works, but I have no idea where to get tutorials for those either.

[LatexHood]

To be honest, most of the colour images can be done with solid fills and the spray brush.It's just time and patience.The Black and white image is basically just solid fills into a wire frame.That's how I've done things like that on the computer before.Perhaps, pencil scetch, scan and fill in.J. 

[Darqside]

Um, except no, it's NOT that simple.  I don't know what you use for tools, but it's clearly NOT just a spray brush for a lot of the techniques including lighting and composition (drawing in and of itself).  It would help if you knew layer techniques and brush types among other things...

[Tied85]

There are lots of good Photoshop brushes on DeviantArt under the Resources section, they generally come in packs so you get a palette of really useful brushes for drawing people, adding textures to skin etc.

This is my favourite:
http://browse.deviantart.com/resources/applications/psbrushes/?order=9#/d1ytm3r

The first step is the outline and for that you will most likely need a tablet or a pencil drawing that you can scan and adjust in some image editing software. To learn all about anatomy and drawing techniques just search for drawing guides and there will be plenty available. The rest is all about layering.

As a starting point, this section might be useful to you:

http://browse.deviantart.com/resources/lineart/

Start with a new layer beneath the outline and add a basic colour wash. Then, adding another layer using the Layers Palette, add more detail using a smaller brush. Keep building up the layers and you'll get a decent result eventually. It's all about patience and careful layer management. You might want to start with stripped down cartoon style drawings in black and white to keep things simple. You can progress from there as quickly as you like. :)Tied852012-03-13 16:52:05