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Hello fellow citizens! Today I, GUMMIE, will be showing you how I shade hair on my various designs of skins.
This look is kind of Ombre-ish, so I hope that you enjoy! :3 (btw I am using the Suess skin creator for iOS)
Also, if some of this gets too tricky to understand, just simply look at my pictures and figure it our yourself! (That sounded rude I'm sorry xD)
Step #1 Start off by choosing a colour pallete consisting of 5 colours.
Mine is sorta purple ish blue ish pink Ish. Make sure that your colours
fade into each other a bit.
Colour 1. Colour 2. Colour 3. Colour 4. Colour 5.
Now, start the shading process. Start by putting colour 1
in square and rectangular shapes all along the border.
it should look something like this:
Now, you take colour 2 and go all along the
Inside of colour 1, careful not to go too
overboard.
Now take colour 3, and out line the inside of colour
2, like what we did in the last picture.
Except for the middle one, make a semi-circle.
whatever, it's hard to explain xD
You should now have 3 spaces that are open.
(refer to picture above)
So now that that's done, take colour 4, and outline the inside of colour 3
for the middle one, just fill it in with colour 4.
it should look like this; only 2 open spaces left, each 1x1 squares.
The next step is the most simple--just
fill in the two little squares with colour 5.
This is what your hair should look like now!
Now, just copy and paste, (or repeat all steps) on all your different
sides of your head.
Also, you should really consider downloading the app Suess Skin creator if you want to use the same program that I am using. It's really simple to use and awesome for
creating KEWT skins.
I hope you guys enjoyed this tutorial, and comment on what
you think of it!
Leave a diamond too if you like!
*Note! If this tutorial resembles any other
one, it's purely coincidental!
Credit | Suess skin creator |
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All you really gotta do is just make a square on the body and do the pattern on the square, then copy and paste the pattern onto the next half of the body.
like down the back...
because im working on a skin with hair down her back...
it was probs just a coincidence, because many other hair shading tutorials
use the same technique.