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11-16-2008, 09:38 PM
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Mmkay~<3 I made a new request dollie(I love how the shirt came out personally)  Shes on gaia. xD She didnt care if I didn't accept pixel she wanted one badly so it was like okie okie fineeeee. You're slower than a herd of turtles stampeding through peanut butter.      
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11-19-2008, 02:01 PM
Base Credit. Always Base credit.
Shade a little more? other than that Awesome XD I Love Her Shirt
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11-21-2008, 10:47 PM
her shirt is awesome! im not going to cc cuz everyone else already pointed it out!
 VEGETA "I wasnt sure how long I could sustain the effort without breaking in two. It was as though the only thing holding my body together was my one burning desire to be better then Kakarott. Sometimes I thought I was losing my mind. Why wasnt I able to obtain what Kakarott had obtained?! It didnt make any sense. It was infuriating and it was my fury that kept me alive."
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12-16-2008, 07:25 PM
You forgot base credit my dear
 You made a very common mistake of thinking black doesn't need shading. Black clothes have just as much shading as regular clothes, its just sometimes hard to see. That said, the print on your shirt would also be shaded along with the shirt. You should look at how this is done on some finished dolls, it'll give you an idea about what I am talking about. Also, hair is not chunky like that. Look at your own hair in the mirror. Play with it, look at how it falls and where the highlights are. On the bright side, you have a really nicely detailed doll on your hands that can be improved with some hard work.
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12-17-2008, 05:33 AM
I agree with Kitty. This doll could be relly nice, with some shading. thedollery.net has a few nice black pallettes in her site. Jut click on "goodies", then "pallettes", and look under the "hair" section. ^^
As for the pink tips, just filling in the tips of the hair and using a softening/blur tool is a big no. What you should do is shade the black hair without the pink tips, then reshade the tips of the hair pink. But what about getting it to blend? The simplest way that an MS Painter could do would be to reshade using a dark mauvy or maroon red inbetween the pink and the black, but be sure to only have a very small amount of this pallette color, as it's meant to make the blend. There is another toolshading method, but it's complicated and three times more annoying, and I think one should learn how to do certain things just using the good ol' paint brush before they whip out fancier tools. XD 
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