Evil Tooth Fairie (?) by morganne

Poser • (none) • posted on Sep 26, 2001

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I've been trying to draw hair in PSP for awhile now, and this my latest attempt. What do you think? I appreciate any suggestions. I'm still working on the rest of the image... Im not satisfied with her eyelashes, and her eyes could be shinier.... But we will see....

Comments (7)

Sacred Rose

5:48PM | Wed, 26 September 2001

The hair looks good. Eyebrows need work, and the eyelashes are a tad too bright. Maybe darken the eyelashes a bit, and use some burn or dodge to bring up some more highlights on the hair? I think you are well on your way tho :)

atompro

8:05PM | Wed, 26 September 2001

You should use the smudge tool a little to smooth out the texture of the hair

Stapler

8:50PM | Wed, 26 September 2001

Hehe, you guys are giving tips for PS, not PSP. PSP doesn't have those tools. Looks very nice though.

pj-bear

10:50PM | Wed, 26 September 2001

I like the hair as it is, for the fantasy figure.

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Tammy

3:38AM | Thu, 27 September 2001

I like the hair for a fantasy figure also you can use the soften in psp to soften that hair a bit but I think your doing a great job.

Heart'Song

10:20AM | Thu, 27 September 2001

Huh?? (to Stapler) PSP definitely has smudge, dodge and burn. Nice work on this. Maybe make the hair strands a little denser and more vari-coloured? I like the way the eyelashes look, 'cause it's a fantasy character. I like those eyeballs too. I think overall this is a very cool render, and I like to see all the experimenting you're doing.

morganne

7:49PM | Thu, 27 September 2001

Thanks fer the tips! I really appreciate it! I agree with Stapler, though. While PSP has those tools, the ones in PS work tons better (in my opinion) But I dont have enough room on my pc fer both programs, and I personally think PSP is easier to work with.... but I digress... Ill try some of these things on another image so that I dont post this'un twice..... ~Have fun!! ~Morganne! PS: WooHoo!