Slightly refined blushing

[modernwizard]

With my eraser, my Colorless Blender [sounds like a kitchen appliance in a boring shade of grey] and Prismacolor Blush [PC928], I reapplied Frank's blush, trying to make it more even, but still highly visible.



I still maintain that he really looks like me!

EDIT: Oh yeah, and I blurred the purple shadows around his nose and removed some with the eraser. They were too dark. I may reduce them even more.

Comments

[sailorzeo.livejournal.com]

Did you tone down the purple shadows some? He looks a little less like he was attacked by a grape Popsicle.

[blogofstench.livejournal.com]

Grape Popsicle! :D Yeah, I did tone down the purple shadows. I take it that was a good thing. :D

[katranna.livejournal.com]

Me, I'm amused by the purple soul-patch.

[twigling.livejournal.com]

I am not entirely sure why you used that specific colour for the nose-area shading etc, but it does draw away from the fact that there is cheek blushing at all. I would have used the cheek blush colour to shade the nose etc, and left the purple only for around the eyes.

[blogofstench.livejournal.com]

HAHAHAH, thanks for your comments, everyone. Tonight I'm going to make the shadows a different color other than purple.

--MW