Climbing Sierra

 


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  1. Caroline McDanielNovember 9, 2020 at 12:18 PM

    This post caught my eye because of the effort you put into changing the colors and adding your tag brush. I can tell that you adjusted your tag brush on the helmet and I think the purple jacket is different. I think you could have made the color of your tag brush a little brighter or maybe a yellow color to make it stand out more but other than that I really like this piece of yours. Great detail and editing.

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