dont know if I want to keep doing watercolor for smooth skin parts. What do you prefer, smooth or hard shadows?
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Honestly I like both but hard shadow seems to work a tad better with your style if I had to choose one. Excellent work as always aka!
I agree that the hard shadow matches your style better, but the soft shading allows for more easily illustrating details in the skin without being overwhelming. I think this post has a good balance of the two.
a little bit of smooth shadow goes a long way
soft for smooth skin all the way!