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It's been so so long since I've shaded holy shit this felt good |
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Looking good Toomie!!!
the only thing I would reccomend is Alpha locking your color, and clipping your lighting so the light hits him still but he doesn't glow. Unless you were going for that :D |
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Ahhhhh thank youuu I don't have clipping on my program, but yeah he's supposed to glow ahah! To show somewhat intense light! I also shade/highlight in 4 different layers, each with their own setting, so alpha locking doesn't quite work! I appreciate the advice though!
Viceroy said:
Looking good Toomie!!!
the only thing I would reccomend is Alpha locking your color, and clipping your lighting so the light hits him still but he doesn't glow. Unless you were going for that :D
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You shade and highlight in four different layers?! My respect for you has multiplied fourfold. |
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Yuhhhhh Makes it look a bit more detailed since you can make different spots lighter/darker! The shadows are a very dark blue while the highlights are a pale yellow!
Yuketa said:
You shade and highlight in four different layers?! My respect for you has multiplied fourfold.
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Siyrus - Yeah! Nice use of color theory, too. I said this because I mostly use one or two layers, I try to limit them so as to not get confused in a sea of different layers, and then suffer the unfortunate surprise of accidentally painting over the sketch or something. |
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Your art is absolutely gorgeous! I love how you do your lighting and your pieces are amazing! |
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