The email forms will be up shortly, in the meantime, please send me all your tutorial submissions or requests by email or neomail.

Guidelines for tutorial requests.

1. Do NOT be rude. Do not demand that I tell you immediately how to do something. Asking nicely is one thing, being rude and obnoxious will not get anything done.

2. Please be specific. I cannot stress this enough. Don't ask me "How did you do the picture of _______". A well phrased question would be along the lines of "I was looking at this pic, _______, and I was wondering how you achieved the glowy effects. What program did you use? Could you write a tutorial on it?".

3. Be patient. While there are people who contribute to the site, I'm often loaded with tons of email and neomail on top of all my real life duties and do most of the work on the site. I maintain this site alone, so don't expect tutorials to be written overnight. If I don't reply to you after a week, you might want to resend the email...I tend to forget sometimes.

All this having been said, feel free to ask me your art related questions! I'd love to hear from you.

Guidelines for tutorial submissions.

There really aren't any guidelines for tutorial submissions as I'd love to see anything that will help others out with their art. The usual conventions of grammar and spelling would be nice. If your tutorial needs it, picture accompaniment is always good. You don't have to format your tutorial in HTML(though it's fine if you want to, just send it to me in plain text at oddhatter@hotmail.com. (I'd prefer it if you didn't send word files; just copy and paste into the body of your email)