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komet-a said: Thanks so much! I just didn't expected I will have so much work... (orz why geography exams are always so hard), I hope everything will be easier when first semester ends ;-; And sorry again for disappointing you >,<
No disappointment I actually did not expect anybody to jump up and offer to do it! ^_^
ps : how to make a pattern in the tshirt? I tried Pattern overlay, but it doesmt permit the option 'Multiply' so it was not good... I see many patterns in manga's pictures, and are definitively not made by hand....
I may not understand, are you trying to shade where the cloth folds?
I would recommend looking at fashion galleries or books on drawing clothing.
What I do when I shade is make a new layer on top of the drawing with the "multiply" blend mode and draw dark blue or other dark color with low opacity where the shadows are; not the best way maybe but works OK for me. In any case, this may be a subject for another thread Sorry if I could not be of more help.
dondondon!
I may not understand, are you trying to shade where the cloth folds?
I would recommend looking at fashion galleries or books on drawing clothing.
What I do when I shade is make a new layer on top of the drawing with the "multiply" blend mode and draw dark blue or other dark color with low opacity where the shadows are; not the best way maybe but works OK for me.
In any case, this may be a subject for another thread
Sorry if I could not be of more help.