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Puppy-eater — Clothes Tutorial- part II
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Oh, I'm glad you think so! Good luck with your future drawing!
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Hmmmm. This has got me thinking... I need to be more courageous with drawing fabrics. If I drew this, I would think I have done too many lines, when it's just right... I shall bear this in mind...
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I was hesitant at first too, but a lot of wrinkles make fabric way more realistic, as long as they're subtle.
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Ok. I shall rely on your tutorial to give me confidence! ^_^
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I am planning on doing one more about clothing texture.
If you're interested, the rest of my tutorials are here:[link]
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Your "blue" is looking rather purple... XD
Great, though
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Really? I've noticed that colours look a bit warmer on other computers than my own, when I go on the family computer, it does that anyways. It's definately blue for me though.
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Pretty sure it's purple XD
You can adjust your colour settings...?
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No, It's just everything's a bit cooler on this computer than other ones I've been on. I don't know how to adjust colour settings.
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That's what I was thinking :3 "o______o Don't see blue....WHAT DO NAO!?"
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Sorry! 
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you know, you've got the concept behind cloth physics down pat
but the figure they're on and the shading offset what could've been great
points for effort thoug
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Sorry, my shading is a bit messy. I really should try to be cleaner when I do tutorials. Thank you for the advice.
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