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Simon :v
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| Démon-Auriakor wrote: | | its ok, im good at drawing on paper but shit on pc so its better than what i could make on a computer |
That's nice, dear, but this thread is about helping him improve his drawing, not your art life. :3
@Clairenix, you should definitely make the hair's shading a lot more emphasized, since, at the moment, you wouldn't notice that it's shaded unless you look really hard.
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| what prog are you using ?>
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Clairenix
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| Nik`hkkx wrote: | | what prog are you using ?> |
Photoshop.
@Misery: Yeah I do need to emphasize it.
I'm having trouble defining which parts to shade on the hair. Can anyone help?
*I fail to find any tutorial that helps you how to define it* ;_; all of them just say add shading then the next illustration already has complete shading without saying how they would know that they needed to add shades at an area.*
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Simon :v
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| Clairenix wrote: | | Nik`hkkx wrote: | | what prog are you using ?> |
Photoshop.
@Misery: Yeah I do need to emphasize it.
I'm having trouble defining which parts to shade on the hair. Can anyone help?
*I fail to find any tutorial that helps you how to define it* ;_; all of them just say add shading then the next illustration already has complete shading without saying how they would know that they needed to add shades at an area.* |
It's kinda a matter of perspective. Your best bet right now is to take a look at other drawings with similar lighting, and try to learn which parts to shade.
Keep in mind that you want to learn the concept, not just copy their shading.
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Clairenix
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| [AM]Misery wrote: | | Clairenix wrote: | | Nik`hkkx wrote: | | what prog are you using ?> |
Photoshop.
@Misery: Yeah I do need to emphasize it.
I'm having trouble defining which parts to shade on the hair. Can anyone help?
*I fail to find any tutorial that helps you how to define it* ;_; all of them just say add shading then the next illustration already has complete shading without saying how they would know that they needed to add shades at an area.* |
It's kinda a matter of perspective. Your best bet right now is to take a look at other drawings with similar lighting, and try to learn which parts to shade.
Keep in mind that you want to learn the concept, not just copy their shading. |
I'll try to do that. I guess thing isn't something I can learn in just a week.
Thanks
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