Gathering resources for different art forms.We try to cover 3 main bases, with direct links to the sites and places we have found helpful.With so much information being around, whether good or bad, its hard to find the things that could actually matter to your craft.Aethel Studios is artist run, with the hopes of making art more easily accessible to everyone.

Carrd^{Simple, free, fully responsive one-page sites for pretty much anything.We used Carrd to make this site! It's pretty easy to use and can be adjusted to fit on mobile. The plans to be able to add more are charged yearly, and when up/down grading mid plan you just pay or are credited the difference.Use it for portfolios, commissions, shops, or anything you could think of; all it takes is a bit of creativity. And, if you want to push it further, you can add your own elements with coding embeds.}

Internet Archive^{Internet Archive is a non-profit library of millions of free texts, movies, software, music, websites, and more.You can find stuff for pretty much anything here. With a free account you can check out a lot more books by borrowing them. So, if there's anything you want to check out search them up here to see if it's available.}

Drawclass Patreon Stream VODs^{Welcome to Drawfee where we turn dumb ideas into even dumber drawings!They make monthly patreon classes, mostly for illustration, but occasionally they will do other things as well. All classes become available to everyone a month after the stream.}

Line of Action^{Line of Action provides reference photos and practice tools for visual artists to hone their craft.A good tool for doing studies of anything; people, animals, expressions, landscapes, and more. It also has a tutorial to help you learn what to do when it comes to figure drawing.}

Unsplash^{The internet’s source for visuals. Powered by creators everywhere.Great for referencing and it's not too difficult to find hyper-specific references. The images fall under free use, however, do credit the artist who created it when you use one.}

Cara^{Cara is a social media and portfolio-sharing platform for artists and art enthusiasts.The devs of Cara are also artists. It's used primarily by illustrators, but you can post GIFs and videos as well. There is also a jobs tab where you can find work, just make sure to do some checks before applying to anything.}

ArtStation^{Empowering Artists to ThriveGood for hosting portfolios and finding potential work. Is used by both 2D and 3D artists. However the baseline quality of work is much higher, so do not expect to gain traction from within ArtStation itself..}

Patreon^{Fund the creative class.Set up memberships and a shop to give your followers a way to support you to keep doing what you enjoy. You can also combine posts into collections to help seperate the projects you work on.}

ibisPaint X^{Share the drawing process of your artwork. The social drawing app - ibisPaintEasy to use and only need to watch one ad to be able to use the rest of the brushes for your drawing session. Ibis is great to start getting into digital art since it has tools for general illustration, comic making, and now some animation.}

Krita^{Krita is a professional FREE and open source painting program. It is made by artists that want to see affordable art tools for everyone.Krita is the most like other paid illustration softwares whilst being free. It has a wide varitey of tools and brushes, and the ability to import and create new ones. Despite being downloadable on other devices, Krita is definitely desktop only.}

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Bandcamp^{Bandcamp is an online record store and music community where passionate fans discover, connect with, and directly support the artists they love.Bandcamp is a free to upload site where you can host your music. The way bandcamp pays artists through fans buying tracks and albums, they do take roughly 20% but that's much pretty on par with other options.}

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