Lena Lae's Dolls

[Lena_x]

Hmm, my cousin uses Animation shop so that's just what I started using. I'll try paint next time ^^
Oh, I figured out what I'll do for my next one, because of my amazing non-creativityness.
I'm gonna do a larger version of that doll, except with brown hair and the pattern in the dress. Now, the pattern is purple and sparkly, so how do you suggest doing the sparkles in the pattern?
Oh, and what palettes and base should I use?

[spirit_queen]

Yay! Someone used my base! =D
Sorry, had to get all happy. XD

I don't use MS paint because I can make things transparent in the program with PSP. XD

[Lena_x]

Plus, I like the white background with the border. And then you can add patterns :D

[WHiTELOvEx]

Yes, it is, but you have to make the pattern first so it's easyier. ^-^ If not... you'll lose track!

[Lena_x]

True...well I think I'll start on the doll now. :)
Wish me luck.

[WHiTELOvEx]

Okay then, good luck my friend! Make sure to post it when your done ^-
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[Lena_x]

Ok so basically this took way too long, but it's here!
I love it. C:

What do you think? I loooooove how to the tie turned out. The belt probably should've been shaded more but it was kind of hard seeing how small it is. I used dithering on the pants
Base by citron rouge. ♥♥

[spirit_queen]

The pants could use more constrast in the shading, and the belt could be rounded, bu tthat's about it for the clothes.

The hair just needs some more practice.

[Pigeons]

Wow, you're a natural! I don't think I have anything to add to the CC ^^ I thought you'd been dolling for several months already, obviously you pay attention to how clothes are meant to be shaded and everything.

[Lena_x]

Alright, I'm editing it now, but any suggestions for a good palette that offers more contrast? I tried a dramatic shading palette from Watermelon Bubblegum but it was too much of a contrast.

And any suggestions for the hair? Thanks. C: