In which a mobile designer attempts to teach you what she knows about editing/ designing.
Includes ibisPaint x tutorials, PicsArt tutorials, etc
Disclaimer: The suggested resources, such as images and fonts, found in this book may not necessarily b...
Here is part 1 of Do's and dont's when designing covers, etc.
If you have any questions, I will try my best to answer you!
This list is aimed specifically at editing models.
DO NOT:
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Do not make highlights and contouring harsh. It may look messy and undefined.
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DO:
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Start softly and gradually buildup.
With highlights, try having a small yet concentrated area, instead of big area that has little definition. Adding some texture to highlights can be done using a glittery brush or overlay at a low opacity.
Learning about how and where highlight and shadows should be can take your graphics to the next level.
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Don't forget to highlight and add shadows to the rest of the body too. Not doing this can make your graphic look odd and incomplete.
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Do the necessary editing on the rest of the body too.
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Don't forget to edit the hair on your models.
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Use a smudge tool to smoothen out hair (and skin) and reduce grain.
Add highlights and shadows to hair as well.
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