Bailey03
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Demi, part of that is the fact that the pictures were taken with my cellphone instead of the real camera. As a result, the colors are a bit washed out. The pictures up from the previous post show the true color for the skin. However, I do plan on applying a number of glazes to the skin. I just need to do the sections touching the skin first. If I make a mistake while doing the hair (get some brown on the cheek for example), it's easy to fix at this point. But once I've done the glazes, there's no way to repeat that process for a single point on the face. I'd either have to mix something close and settle for the imperfection or just redo the entire cheek. Once the hair is finished I could glaze just the face, but I'll probably wait until after I've painted her clothes so then I can do all of the skin at once.
I'll keep the Chestnut Brown glazes in mind for the hair. As I said, this was just roughing in the lights and shadows. But once I'm happy with their placement and finish up the blending, I'll see about making some color tweaks.
Zab, good idea with the manga reference. I feel like this character has a bit of an anime feel to the sculpt (though not too much), so that could be a good source for style inspiration.
I'll keep the Chestnut Brown glazes in mind for the hair. As I said, this was just roughing in the lights and shadows. But once I'm happy with their placement and finish up the blending, I'll see about making some color tweaks.
Zab, good idea with the manga reference. I feel like this character has a bit of an anime feel to the sculpt (though not too much), so that could be a good source for style inspiration.
