Sierra style art

[Construed]

Looking for good tutorials on sierra style art, Mostly quest for glory style stuff.
I hear alot of it was done by scanning oil paintings and reducing the colors, but I'm intrested in all techniques.

[Armageddon]

This is a really good one, I think he made more but I couldn't find them.

http://www.corbydesigns.com/meadow/

[Lambonius]

Yeah, that tutorial doesn't look too bad for a beginner--but if you really want to get a nice-looking, textured painting, lay off the Smudge tool.  In fact, never use it EVER.  It's a crutch that makes everything it touches look like blurry shit.

[Construed]

Ah yes, I've seen this before and was looking for it.
Thanks and I'm still open to more suggestions

[joelphilippage]

http://www.agdinteractive.com/games/kq3/behindscenes/selwood3.html

http://www.agdinteractive.com/games/qfg2/behindscenes/feature3/feature3.html

[Construed]

That is nice indeed, Thank you. 

[Shane 'ProgZmax' Stevens]

There is also a large list of tutorials in the Critics Lounge:

http://www.adventuregamestudio.co.uk/yabb/index.php?topic=32133.0

[Construed]

Thanks man, I'm gunna need it being my game.agf crashed out and had no backup...

[Nightfable]

Big hugs to you Grim. 

[Jared]

Second those hugs. It happened to me once and was annoying enough when I had three backups in place (because I'm a paranoid git)

But sadly I can't draw for crap so can't offer you any real help 

[Construed]

Thanks guys,
Haha jared, my names jared too.
I'm going to try to start a new game hopefully with some bgs and characters from nightfable, sort of a medevil village woodsman adventure,If not for her offer to contribute some images i probley wouldnt do anymore game design.
The crash was a hard blow taking away many days of hellish coding that i wish never to do again in my life.
But perhaps something fresh and not so copy-catish will inspire me to continue game dev....