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Dani wrote:
Yeah but then I read the comments of other ppl and how they thought the hair looked so realistic, so I took a closer look and Im pretty sure she didnt draw the hair herself, the rest maybe but not the hair
- And I can tell you why too

Dani wrote:
Yeah but then I read the comments of other ppl and how they thought the hair looked so realistic, so I took a closer look and Im pretty sure she didnt draw the hair herself, the rest maybe but not the hair
- And I can tell you why too

Dani wrote:
Blue area:
This bright red color only comes from cutting out a face and redying the picture, cause the skin is lighter than the hair, the color also becaomes much lighter
Yellow area:
Unless you pay attention to alot of detail when designing, you'd rarely use any colors that arent anywhere near the actual hair color youre going for. I dont even see people do that on drawings unless some light source is that color
Green area:
Particles. Often a sign that something was erased by hand and because its so faint you wouldnt notice unless you have a light or dark background, depending on the hairs color.

I cant be more sure unless i saw the hair and the other items by themselves, not on a skin - which btw is also suspicious; the skin is so low quality compared to the other items. If youre that good at shading clothes Im pretty sure you could do skin better than that.

Dani wrote:
Blue area:
This bright red color only comes from cutting out a face and redying the picture, cause the skin is lighter than the hair, the color also becaomes much lighter
Yellow area:
Unless you pay attention to alot of detail when designing, you'd rarely use any colors that arent anywhere near the actual hair color youre going for. I dont even see people do that on drawings unless some light source is that color
Green area:
Particles. Often a sign that something was erased by hand and because its so faint you wouldnt notice unless you have a light or dark background, depending on the hairs color.

I cant be more sure unless i saw the hair and the other items by themselves, not on a skin - which btw is also suspicious; the skin is so low quality compared to the other items. If youre that good at shading clothes Im pretty sure you could do skin better than that.

Dani wrote:
Blue area:
This bright red color only comes from cutting out a face and redying the picture, cause the skin is lighter than the hair, the color also becaomes much lighter
Yellow area:
Unless you pay attention to alot of detail when designing, you'd rarely use any colors that arent anywhere near the actual hair color youre going for. I dont even see people do that on drawings unless some light source is that color
Green area:
Particles. Often a sign that something was erased by hand and because its so faint you wouldnt notice unless you have a light or dark background, depending on the hairs color.

I cant be more sure unless i saw the hair and the other items by themselves, not on a skin - which btw is also suspicious; the skin is so low quality compared to the other items. If youre that good at shading clothes Im pretty sure you could do skin better than that.