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Originally Posted by Seridano
That made for an excellent point of reference. I'll admit to being awful at placing folds and whatnot. I may have to start drawing things out beforehand. A bit of sketching may well be able to solve a handful of my problems.
Decided to keep the knit. Changed the way it worked a bit. It's starting to look more like imagined without being overly dither-y like it was before.
Only thing is...I'm having serious issues with highlight now. xP
And for those interested in seeing other variations of the design:
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The only thing left I could suggest is maybe adding some variety in the shades of the knit! It looks really good, but it just looks like a diamond pattern on the sweater. The folds look really good! Maybe soften some of them at the bottom of the sweater with some slightly darker shading?
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Originally Posted by xuvrette
Depending on what 'brain' side user you are, some people do all pattern first, before putting in light and shadow.
Some put in light and shadow before putting pattern.
I am shading first then pattern.
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I like to do the pattern first then shade...if the pattern in the material of the shirt, like the knit, that is. :3