It's a great improvement and at least you're getting the hang of it. It's in back of the ear by the back of the neck, there is a gap and that is also causing a bit of wig effect. The hair pieces have shadows, those shadows are needed to create the real hair effect in the front and the back. The brushes keep a bit of shadow also. Hey practice makes perfect. Use the smudge tool at 14 like I say in the tut. No matter what will always need the right touchups...lol! You'll get it right no worry. Spaghetti, geeeeesh! Like I said hair on a white background is much harder to make look real...Take care! ...and something else: don't cut off the stray strands, they make the hair look more natural, let em hang in front of her face or whatever. :)

Message edited on: 10/07/2004 01:10