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I drew a headshot of Tea I could be proud of, most of them come out wonky or looking off, or not how I envisioned her. I think, finally, I managed to properly draw her.

-My shading has evolved, I'm attempting to use more variety of colors and values in order to depict the harshness of light better, as well as wrinkle on clothings, though I didn't do it for the dress on this one. I've been doing this for awhile but now I want to be more bold with it.

-Proportions aren't my own, I had to use Magic Poser again. Although, I'm getting better at using it more as a base and then veering away as I go along. I do want to eventually forgo it entirely, because it doesn't strike the right cord for me, doing so. In my head, it invalidates alot of the drawing, so avoiding it in the future is best.

-I decided to finally use "Clipping" in Ibis Paint X to create the green outline for Tea. It didn't completely sell me, but eventually I came around as it help her to not blend in with the background. I'm not sure how often I'll continue to use this, but it's definitely helpful for these situations.

As always, I hope that I grow to dislike the drawing. And until then, bye.

Description
I drew a headshot of Tea I could be proud of, most of them come out wonky or looking off, or not how I envisioned her. I think, finally, I managed to properly draw her.

-My shading has evolved, I'm attempting to use more variety of colors and values in order to depict the harshness of light better, as well as wrinkle on clothings, though I didn't do it for the dress on this one. I've been doing this for awhile but now I want to be more bold with it.

-Proportions aren't my own, I had to use Magic Poser again. Although, I'm getting better at using it more as a base and then veering away as I go along. I do want to eventually forgo it entirely, because it doesn't strike the right cord for me, doing so. In my head, it invalidates alot of the drawing, so avoiding it in the future is best.

-I decided to finally use "Clipping" in Ibis Paint X to create the green outline for Tea. It didn't completely sell me, but eventually I came around as it help her to not blend in with the background. I'm not sure how often I'll continue to use this, but it's definitely helpful for these situations.

As always, I hope that I grow to dislike the drawing. And until then, bye.