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Smarmosaur
post Jun 12 2008, 09:46 PM
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just thought i'd try out vexelling. i definitely like it better than vectoring.
it's really horrible, IMO, don't think i'll ever finish it, but i'll for sure start a different one.
and i'm aware of the...awkward coloring.



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Gigi
post Jun 12 2008, 10:22 PM
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I don't think the colours are THAT bad - it's good because human skin has natural differences in colours. If you think it's a little harsh, you can fix it pretty easily. I swear I've mentioned this a few times so I might sound like a broken record.

Find two layers that you think have a big leap in colour difference (I can see one pretty big one in the neck), then create a new layer. Make a new skin layer in between those two layers (about the mid-point, if that makes any sense at all...I'll clarify later). Then, fill with the same colour as the top of the two layers. Set this new layer to 50% opacity - this way you get the "midtone" between the two awkward colours, and they blend much better.
 

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