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Testing out some different style of shadows and highlights, as it's been a long time since I've last drawn.

1. I used the same brush as I did for drawing, with multiple variation of colors.
My friend said that the end result is a bit "muddy", and I kinda agree, but I still somehow like it.

2. Very simple, more comic style of doing shading. Only using black color for shadows and white for highlights.
This was my friends favorite style and I have done some more testing and I really do like the end results. Might be doing more and more finished art with this method.

3. The way I have done shadowing in the past, using the airbrush tool for smoother border transitions. Also using multiple colors to do shadows and highlights once again.
I do like how this looks, but it takes more time and I don't know if it's worth the time. As some times the end results doesn't really ad up what I was expecting.

4. Using a very simple, single color shading, with no highlights. Everything done as simply as possibly.
My friend also liked this, putting it second after the #2. It's fine, I guess. At least it's not that much work...but I think there is something missing from it...( the highlights, I guess, duh ).

I will continue testing different types of work progresses in the future, but for now, I will continue to do my art with #2 and #3.

Description
Testing out some different style of shadows and highlights, as it's been a long time since I've last drawn.

1. I used the same brush as I did for drawing, with multiple variation of colors.
My friend said that the end result is a bit "muddy", and I kinda agree, but I still somehow like it.

2. Very simple, more comic style of doing shading. Only using black color for shadows and white for highlights.
This was my friends favorite style and I have done some more testing and I really do like the end results. Might be doing more and more finished art with this method.

3. The way I have done shadowing in the past, using the airbrush tool for smoother border transitions. Also using multiple colors to do shadows and highlights once again.
I do like how this looks, but it takes more time and I don't know if it's worth the time. As some times the end results doesn't really ad up what I was expecting.

4. Using a very simple, single color shading, with no highlights. Everything done as simply as possibly.
My friend also liked this, putting it second after the #2. It's fine, I guess. At least it's not that much work...but I think there is something missing from it...( the highlights, I guess, duh ).

I will continue testing different types of work progresses in the future, but for now, I will continue to do my art with #2 and #3.