06-29-2023, 02:04 AM
Haha. Try not to be too discouraged by the flip. Some of that "OH MY GOD IT'S HORRIBLE" feeling simply comes from the fact that you were looking at in the original orientation for so long. When I flip drawings or paintings by other people that have noticeable wonky bits and misalignments, they never look as bad as my own do when I flip them.
One thing you can try is flipping with some frequency from the beginning.
Also, in that piece, I suggest keeping the tonal variation in areas like the white hair more restricted, since the shadow on a light object will always be lighter than the shadow on a dark object. Unless you're going for a kind of lighting where there's no noticeable ambient light.
One thing you can try is flipping with some frequency from the beginning.
Also, in that piece, I suggest keeping the tonal variation in areas like the white hair more restricted, since the shadow on a light object will always be lighter than the shadow on a dark object. Unless you're going for a kind of lighting where there's no noticeable ambient light.