RE: RE: Time changed, we're different But my mind still says redundant things, Can I not think?
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Thank you for your kind words about my drawing😄. As a fellow artist, I appreciate your interest in my coloring process. I am always learning and improving my skills, so I am happy to share what I can.

While I don't have any documentation of my coloring process, I can tell you that it was a combination of trial and error, experimenting with different techniques, and a lot of patience. I'm definitely not a master, but I'm always striving to improve and learn from others, but I can share some tips that might help you improve your traditional coloring.

First, it's important to understand color theory and how colors interact with each other. This will help you choose complementary colors and create a harmonious color palette. You can also experiment with layering colors and using different techniques to create texture and depth.

Another tip is to practice blending colors smoothly, which can be achieved through layering and using different blending tools such as blending stumps or your fingers. It's also helpful to use high-quality materials, such as professional-grade colored pencils or paints, to achieve the best results.

I hope these tips are helpful to you, this are some of the things I learn along the way of my artistic journey! Best of luck with your traditional coloring and feel free to reach out if you have any more questions.❤️

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