Creating 2D And 3D Textures using simple techniques

Sometimes, in order to enhance your work, you might want to add 2D or 3D textures to certain objects or characters. These textures can be basic or a little more elaborated. However, it might important to learn how to create textures that are simple and effective!

That's exactly what you will do in this section! Whether you wish to create a simple grass texture or see what you can achieve with a pencil, you will find the information you need here to help you create nice and interesting textures!

How to draw textures with a pencil

To create cool textures on your cartoon characters, you don't need to use the latest graphic software (although it might help!). You can create nice textures using a simple pencil and lots of imagination! Click here to learn more!

How to create texture images

In this tutorial, I will show you how to create texture images using a simple painting software. In this case, I will use Painter Essentials 4 from Corel. Click here to learn more!

How to create an eye texture

In this tutorial, I will show you how to create a realistic eye texture. However, instead of creating a cartoonish eyeball, I will try to make it look as realistic as possible without being too complicated to draw. Click here to learn more!

How to create hair texture

In this tutorial, I will show you how to create a realistic hair texture. Creating nice, organic hair is a simple challenge that can be accomplished quite easily. Click here to learn more!

How to create skin textures

Creating nice and genuine skin textures is a nice challenge for someone who wishes to add some realism to a drawing. Let's see how to create a skin texture that looks good! Click here to learn more!

How to create a grass texture

While drawing a background for a comic strip or for a simple cartoon drawing, we are very often tempted to use a simple shape for the grass. Why not go a little further and sketch something more interesting? Click here to learn more!

How to create wood textures

Creating this kind of texture can be a little tricky sometimes. After all, a piece of wood is an organic object and even if a pattern can be found from one object to another, you still need to draw it accurately! Click here to learn more!