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(Based on the lo-fi girl, but nothing was traced other than the head of the lamp)

Important update:
Got some important exams coming up, so I'll (probably) be taking a break from doing any big drawings over the next two months to prioritise revision and practice - this drawing itself took about 3 days and I can't afford to use up that much time.

So my last big drawing for the time being is this! I'll probably still do a few sketches during breaks or post some older traditional doodles that I hadn't posted yet, I'll see you very soon!

I'm currently facing problem with blurring my shading and highlights: Whenever I add a blur filter (I used to do it manually, but a filter is much better, and easier), it causes the shade to bleed into neighbouring areas where it's not supposed to be. I don't have any solution other than if I do it manually, which would be very time consuming. Note: It's in NEIGHBOURING PARTS, nothing outside of the character, so it's not something I can solve with simply alphalock or clipping since it's on the same layer. For that reason, I decided to leave it unblurred for this drawing.

Description
(Based on the lo-fi girl, but nothing was traced other than the head of the lamp)

Important update:
Got some important exams coming up, so I'll (probably) be taking a break from doing any big drawings over the next two months to prioritise revision and practice - this drawing itself took about 3 days and I can't afford to use up that much time.

So my last big drawing for the time being is this! I'll probably still do a few sketches during breaks or post some older traditional doodles that I hadn't posted yet, I'll see you very soon!

I'm currently facing problem with blurring my shading and highlights: Whenever I add a blur filter (I used to do it manually, but a filter is much better, and easier), it causes the shade to bleed into neighbouring areas where it's not supposed to be. I don't have any solution other than if I do it manually, which would be very time consuming. Note: It's in NEIGHBOURING PARTS, nothing outside of the character, so it's not something I can solve with simply alphalock or clipping since it's on the same layer. For that reason, I decided to leave it unblurred for this drawing.