requirements:

photoshop (i have cs2)
some love and creativity

Eyes:
first select file-new and put 650-650 (or other numbers)
make a triangular shape with the lasso and fill it with black
http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj227/D-Axis/tutorial1.jpg



then select filters-liquify and reshape it untill it looks like an eyelid (reshape it to any thing to make it sad happy angry
http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj227/D-Axis/tutorial2.jpg



now using the lasso tool make a shape like a circle
http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj227/D-Axis/tutorial3.jpg



choose your favorite color and fill it up choose a darker color and use it to make the pupil and add black to the middle
http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj227/D-Axis/tutorial4.jpg



now to finish it using smudge tool smudge the colors from the black dot to the outside, trim the eye shape by using the eraser,using the brush make the highlights,(optional for the ones who will make a closed eye) duplicate the upper brow using layer transform shrink it a bit to make the eye lids
http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj227/D-Axis/tutorial5.jpg

(optional)using the smudge tool pick out some detail form the lids
http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj227/D-Axis/tutorial6.jpg



Body:
make a new image and start with a circle
http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj227/D-Axis/tutorial7.jpg



go to layer style and select stroke to make an outline
http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj227/D-Axis/tutorial8.jpg



use filter-liquify to shape the ball into a worm body
http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj227/D-Axis/tutorial9.jpg



again using liquify pull out the black out line to make wrinkles
http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj227/D-Axis/tutorial10.jpg

to make the mouth pull out the black outline and pull it till its long enough
http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj227/D-Axis/tutorial11.jpg



push put the upper lip
http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj227/D-Axis/tutorial12.jpg



reshape the lime to make a smile
http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj227/D-Axis/tutorial13.jpg



make some detail using liquify pull out the cheeks thin up the tail and also push the chin in to make it look thin
http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj227/D-Axis/tutorial14.jpg



now copy the eyes and transform it smaller
http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj227/D-Axis/tutorial15.jpg

the other is bigger because of its turn
http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj227/D-Axis/tutorial16.jpg


finish!







oh and i made some teeth using stroke and liquify
http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/jj227/D-Axis/tutorialfinish.png

That worm's eyes are insanely freaky. But it's a rather informative tutorial. Good job.

That worm's eyes are insanely freaky. But it's a rather informative tutorial. Good job.
d4mit! but i will add a tutorial for the normal eye
(this one is an anime eye)

I never knew that I could draw worms by doing that. I just make worms using paths in Photoshop. But still, the tutorial is great!:)

I don't see any images. Is this my internet screwing up or didn't you post any?
Edit:That worm's eyes are insanely freaky. But it's a rather informative tutorial. Good job.
I guess that means my internet's screwy. Never mind...

I prefer using the pen tool (for everything) and stroke for outlines.

then have it your way
theres nothing wrong with some of your own creativity

Great tutorial, but the eyes suit a 3D made worm instead of a cartoon one.

The eyes don't look right to me.

well the end result is completely wrong and grotesque, but the tutorial is very good. should give a nice primer for the effects work.

perhaps I should post one of how to do other effects. :-/

Nice Tutorial :p

tip: if you don't look at the last 3 pictures you will stay mentally sane :)

It's the eyes and the teeth that aren't right. Good tut though.

Why are people saying "None of the features look right at all, but good job anyway!" when they've made it clear that the job done isn't a good'n at all?

The body shape and eyebrows are good. If the people following it just modify the features to make them look less freaky, it's fine.


Moreover, the mouth is fine before teeth

I don't know sh*t about photoshop, bu certainly didn't like the final result

Why are people saying "None of the features look right at all, but good job anyway!" when they've made it clear that the job done isn't a good'n at all?I think the point is it's good at showing how you can use Photoshop's tools, but not at showing how to draw a worm that isn't creepy as ****.

I'm saving that pic... It's so grotesque, it's wonderful!

It's amazing just how much effort was put into what ultimately manages to look even worse than most of the MSPaint jobs we tend to see on the forum.

It's amazing just how much effort was put into what ultimately manages to look even worse than most of the MSPaint jobs we tend to see on the forum.I doubt the idea was really to focus on the actual quality of the finished result. the focus was likely more on the techniques of how to get to the finished result. and the techniques were pretty good despite the result being horrid :p

Using stroke and liquify for drawing? No. Those tools are used to achieve effects, not to create the outlines and shapes for a drawing. That's just an overly complicated way of doing it and the result is fugly.

And no this is not a good tutorial for learning how to use tools to make effects. A good tutorial on learning how to use tools to make effects would focus on using said tools for creating an effect, instead of trying to teach you how to create all of a drawing with them.

Using stroke and liquify for drawing? No. Those tools are used to achieve effects, not to create the outlines and shapes for a drawing. That's just an overly complicated way of doing it and the result is fugly.

And no this is not a good tutorial for learning how to use tools to make effects. A good tutorial on learning how to use tools to make effects would focus on using said tools for creating an effect, instead of trying to teach you how to create all of a drawing with them.eh, I was thinking of the eyes and the wrinkles and other details to the image. the worm drawing itsself is horrid as is the eye-shape. the color of the eyes and the wrinkles as well as the eyebrow's hairiness look good to me and the tutorial does a fairly good job of explaining how to get similar effects.

eh, I was thinking of the eyes and the wrinkles and other details to the image. the worm drawing itsself is horrid as is the eye-shape. the color of the eyes and the wrinkles as well as the eyebrow's hairiness look good to me and the tutorial does a fairly good job of explaining how to get similar effects.
No .

No .meh .

what the fudge?!
so u wunt a real tutorial (even though it doesnt include worms)

At first glance it looks a bit bizarre because it seems that the amount of detail is not consistant. The eyes have too much of it while the body is lacking.

I think the most notable thing about it is that it doesn't have proper eyes, it just has HUMONGOUS pupils.

If I'm honest, I think that mouth looks worse than the eyes.
I think it would have looked a lot better without the teethy grin.

what the fudge?!
so u wunt a real tutorial (even though it doesnt include worms)

So... a "how to draw a Worm" tutorial without the worm. Clever. Good luck with that.

I think what people out there may want is a "How to draw a Worm that doesn't look like it's on a chuffing Drug Trip", and in that respect there are plenty of really good tutorials out there already. Thanks for playing.

The eyes would look a lot better on a Tokyopop-published comic book character. (extras just for randomness. leave them out if you want)

The worm is either too tan or my browser is screwed up, and the eye is, yeah, large.

And the border thickness isnt consistent (someone said that, right?).

Overall: MSPaint might be better.

So, with this, the myth that using a more powerful program like Photoshop produces better results is totally busted (as stated in S2K's "Saying "I used MSPaint" isn't an excuse for bad art" thread by someone).