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Hello,
I know that there’s surely a way using layers to keep the creases and wrinkles in pants & shirts, etc. when coloring B&W clothes with a dark color. Of course, when you lose them, you lose the integrity of it. I’ve tried drawing them in – Using different shades of the same color – & also black. They look halfway decent, but they’re just not as good – Or authentic. Opacity adjustment is probably a key here, but I can’t make it work – So far. Thanks for your help.
Les
I know that there’s surely a way using layers to keep the creases and wrinkles in pants & shirts, etc. when coloring B&W clothes with a dark color. Of course, when you lose them, you lose the integrity of it. I’ve tried drawing them in – Using different shades of the same color – & also black. They look halfway decent, but they’re just not as good – Or authentic. Opacity adjustment is probably a key here, but I can’t make it work – So far. Thanks for your help.
Les
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