[Chef Kitty]

I have a question on how you made this;
On many editable Oekakis I have seen shading on seperate layers (like yours right now). I have tried to put shading on my own drawings like it is on the editables (usually a separate layer) but it always ends up looking more like a blob of grey/whatever color I made the shaded parts.

In other words, how do you make the shading match the color of the fur when it starts out grey, and what tool do you use for it?

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soo using it!

[Birchwood Hollow]

Awesome lines! I made a design, and she's up for adoption!

[forevermine]

Adorable!

[swing.life.away]

Cuute. <3333 I coloured it! :D

[swing.life.away]

I coloured one... and then two... and probably many more to come! xD

[hasu]

can i color it?

[hasu]

Can I make more than one?

[lesbian]

I have a question on how you made this;
On many editable Oekakis I have seen shading on seperate layers (like yours right now). I have tried to put shading on my own drawings like it is on the editables (usually a separate layer) but it always ends up looking more like a blob of grey/whatever color I made the shaded parts.

In other words, how do you make the shading match the color of the fur when it starts out grey, and what tool do you use for it?

Well, I actually found out (Please don't quote me on this, I may be incorrect and you may need other peoples advice) that (you know the bit where you click to add more layers and such, and there is a drop down thing above it, well, click on that, then scroll down) and then you will find 2 particular ones 'Overlay' and 'soft light' and if you are shading they work quite well, unless you want very light shading then click on the bit below the drop down bar which should say opacity, and that makes the shading lighter and darker.

I hope I've helped!

[Freckle]

gonna use this <3