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Happy Holiday all You Prissy Flouncy Pink & Bouncy Patrons. :D:D:D

I hope you've all been having a Wonderfully Enjoyable and Laid Back Relaxing Holiday Period. :):):)

To all of you wondering about that ever important Question... 'Mass Effect' and have I started it yet?!? The Answer is NO (Too much work to do), but maybe over new years for a day or two. ^^


I was initially going to do the 'Contest Pin-Up Image First', but I came across a new colouring technique I wanted to try (and as You can all see, Thumbnail 3 was the image which won the contest vote). This image is a slightly simpler layered image than the Contest Image will be.

The Blocks of Colour Tones are a bit too strong and so I will be blending them down and using the new type of brush technique I've been trying out to help blend all the colours together. :):):)

I also turned the characters head slightly to hopefully help add a tiny bit more depth to the characters overall appearance by the end. ^^

At the moment I am trying to decide just what types of accessories and clothing to use, I was going to turn this character into 'Trixie from Amsterdamned Nites', but decided against it and I really loved the idea of a Pink Textured Biker Jacket, but it just doesn't seem to look right, So its back to the actual Drawing Board. ;o)


Pink & Fluffiness

K@t

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SissyDee

Looking forward to see how this new technique works out. Will you be explaining it in your stage by stage?

katscandy

Hi Sissy Dee, Its more of a New Brush really... Using the Standard Round Brush and changing the setting to the Following: * On the Standard Brush Settings: - Change the Opacity to around about 40-70% depending on your own preference. - And Change the Softness of the Brush to around 44%. * Go to the Main Brush Menu - and 'Turn-On' the Transfer Settings... - Set all the available Transfer options to 0% and Select 'PEN PRESSURE' in the Control Drop-down Menu's... Now with these brush settings & using the 'ALT key' eyedropper tool, I've been able to blend colours Sooooooo Much easier, which has been perfect for Blending Skin & Hair Tones. :)