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  • ? onimushi hyogo 93

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  • ID: 9258324
  • Uploader: Oh My »
  • Date: about 2 months ago
  • Size: 493 KB .jpg (2450x3000) »
  • Source: twitter.com/ONIMUSHI_HYOGO/status/1919313469784121474 »
  • Rating: General
  • Score: 18
  • Favorites: 15
  • Status: Active

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    Akitsukii
    about 2 months ago
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    I'm sure this is an amazing explanation how to properly draw the golden colour scheme on a bikini.
    Unfortunately, I can't read any of it. Especially since I'm not good with handwritten Kanji.

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    weedeater95
    about 2 months ago
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    Decided to fill in with the translation work. Good Lord, this person's handwriting is worse than mine.

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    Using a dodge (glow) layer, create highlights with a soft pen or airbrush.
    From reference the surrounding area appears to have highlights, so enclose it as well.
    It may seem like a no-brainer, but that's how it is.
    Gold Bikini Personal Notes
    By looking at references, the colors seem to line up like this.
    Highlights and shadows are adjacent.
    On top of the base color, add a darker color. Use a median color for the reflection.
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