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For =SapphireLife .

Eye: Well, you haven't asked for it but I put anyway That is how I do my typical eye on my works every person has a way to draw, a shape, and an angle, and that often is what defines their anime style; my way is that one... I start by the lighter colors and then use darker tones next to the borders of the eyelashes and the lines I draw thereC:
Personal tip: A makeup matching the eye color (or the same color as it: green eye-green makeup) is always pleasant and soft to the eye. (:

Skin: I only used two colors: white (yes, the white colorpencil!) and that sand-like color (see in your box, it's the color that looks like skin and I think its a light brown:'D). AGAIN, light source. See? Every line can cast a shadow and hair as well. I would highly recommend you to observe from life (yes, it IS useful, and very useful) and see how things casts shadows... the light vs dark game adds a lot of value to your painting. With practice, you will be able to look at your painting and automatically see where everything can cast a shadow

Hair(Straight): As everyone know, hair IS my speciality. that is what I meant by starting with lighter colors: I didn't color it fully so you can see how it is the process. Just, righ after defining the light source, do the good ol' light color-darker color-darkest color play and you will be fine.
One helpful tip: look at your box and separate all the colors that you will possibly use to color the hair, and put them in a scale lighter-darker color and see if the color scale is harmonic/pleasant to your eyes. That's important
Hair(Curly): I suck at pink-ish hair but I used this color because it's easier to use as an example as you can see, the shading is a bit different on the curls. If you do the right lights play, it will be beautiful

Well, I am not the best person ever to give tips but I hope this can help somehow.

Description
For =SapphireLife .

Eye: Well, you haven't asked for it but I put anyway That is how I do my typical eye on my works every person has a way to draw, a shape, and an angle, and that often is what defines their anime style; my way is that one... I start by the lighter colors and then use darker tones next to the borders of the eyelashes and the lines I draw thereC:
Personal tip: A makeup matching the eye color (or the same color as it: green eye-green makeup) is always pleasant and soft to the eye. (:

Skin: I only used two colors: white (yes, the white colorpencil!) and that sand-like color (see in your box, it's the color that looks like skin and I think its a light brown:'D). AGAIN, light source. See? Every line can cast a shadow and hair as well. I would highly recommend you to observe from life (yes, it IS useful, and very useful) and see how things casts shadows... the light vs dark game adds a lot of value to your painting. With practice, you will be able to look at your painting and automatically see where everything can cast a shadow

Hair(Straight): As everyone know, hair IS my speciality. that is what I meant by starting with lighter colors: I didn't color it fully so you can see how it is the process. Just, righ after defining the light source, do the good ol' light color-darker color-darkest color play and you will be fine.
One helpful tip: look at your box and separate all the colors that you will possibly use to color the hair, and put them in a scale lighter-darker color and see if the color scale is harmonic/pleasant to your eyes. That's important
Hair(Curly): I suck at pink-ish hair but I used this color because it's easier to use as an example as you can see, the shading is a bit different on the curls. If you do the right lights play, it will be beautiful

Well, I am not the best person ever to give tips but I hope this can help somehow.