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  • whon1yW
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    whon1y
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    I want to make my own textures for some models, I got clip studio but I am unsure how to change skin tones better and do some eye/lip textures.
    any tips?

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    • bdawgB
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      I'm not familiar with Clip Studio in particular, but with any drawing application I've used I find that using a "Multiply" layer to adjust the skin tone to be darker is best. The "Color" layer option also comes in handy a ton if you want to adjust the color of something without affecting the details below. I recommend using clipping layers over the original textures instead of adjusting the layers with stuff actually on them. If you have experience with digital art I feel like the learning curve is very simple.

      For any specific help needed feel free to message me and I can do my best to assist you^

      [Unity/Blender Support]
      If you need help with anything, please ask.

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      • bdawgB bdawg

        I'm not familiar with Clip Studio in particular, but with any drawing application I've used I find that using a "Multiply" layer to adjust the skin tone to be darker is best. The "Color" layer option also comes in handy a ton if you want to adjust the color of something without affecting the details below. I recommend using clipping layers over the original textures instead of adjusting the layers with stuff actually on them. If you have experience with digital art I feel like the learning curve is very simple.

        For any specific help needed feel free to message me and I can do my best to assist you^

        whon1yW
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        whon1y
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        @bdawg I really appreciate you telling me this! I didn't know any of these things and I will most definitely try them out! I will dm if I had any questions, thank you for this ❤

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