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Hi! Thank you so much for your kind comment! OK I will keep that in mind! 🙂

Yay that’s so great you love flash now!!! I don’t actually own a speed light but have used it before in courses and stuff, they’re so great! What sort of things do you photograph?

Hi, it was for Fine Art BA

oh fantastic! I hope it works for you!

Thank you so much! What a nice comment 🤗

thank you so much for your comment!! I'm so sorry you had to go through all that, it's so disheartening and difficult and frustrating to constantly deal with injuries like that. I hope you won't face anymore restrictions or new injuries in the future. Good luck for your courses!

@@desireesydow thank you for the good wishes and for commenting back 💕 and I hope one day you’re able to draw again without pain

@@Justmyeverydaylife7 me too!!

Thank you 🙏

Thank you so much for saying that! Yes it’s definitely hard to always stay positive, but I am 100% sure it’s possible to make a living from our art if we just keep going!! Good luck to you too!

I think so!!! Thanks for commenting 🥰

aw thanks so much!!!!! Let me check out your channel right now!!

thank you so much for commenting!!! I'm happy if it's helpful 😃

Hi!! Yes you can do that I think, although it's a little clunky (I usually make these kind of edits in the desktop version). Try this: tap on Adjustments, then at the top, you should see a range of options, like full, subject, background, etc. swipe to the right on those options and tap on the plus sign. you can now make your own selection...simply tap and draw on the t-shirt area, a rectangle should come up. once you have a small bit selected (just choose a random small area on the t-shirt), you will see a brush icon at the bottom, once you tap on that you can brush over the areas you want selected. this basically creates a mask, and if you now tap on that particular selection, you can adjust it individually. hope that makes sense!

Okay yesI can see why you prefer doing this on the desktop lol. I just gave it a whirl and yes that worked!! You are amazing 🙌🏾😍 thanks so much for your help Desiree!!

Hi Sheree, it's still there but I think they changed the name of the feature, it's now Color Mix. You have to go to "Adjustments", then you see a row at the top where it says "Light", Color", "Effects", "Details" etc. Swipe until you see "Color Mix", that's where you can adjust individual colours

Well I’ve done basic editing with it no problem, but I wouldn’t do more elaborate edits as eventually your feet hurt, and you don’t have the same control. Maybe you can try a tablet?

wow thanks so much! I also like number one best 🙂

Ooh thanks so much!!

@@desireesydow omg you replied!! lysm!! 💖

@@oliiiii_ of course!! It was such a nice comment :-)

@@desireesydow :)

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thank you so much!!

Thank you!!! 🌸

I don't know!!! But I don't mind, I`ll keep posting either way :-)

Thank you so much!! I think the material still looks a bit too thick but I really did enjoy the challenge :-)

I SOO appreciate that, thanks for such a nice comment :-)

Thank you so much!! 😍

Thank you so much!! ❤️ well it’s not quite finished yet - it’s a part of a large illustration, she will be on her mother’s hand looking back over her shoulder at another girl!

Aw thank you so much that’s nice to read!!

Haha no worries I have already erased that in the meantime!

@@desireesydow 😂😂

@@realtfa because I watched the video back and it bothered me as well haha!

Well I mean by that that not everyone knows this function :-)

Hi! So, I think depends a little on what you would like to get good at? For example, if you want to learn how to draw people and faces, it is really helpful to go to life drawing classes, to study anatomy of the human body and to draw people in every day life, like in a coffee shop. If for example you want to draw buildings and architecture, I would look into perspective, and so on. But in general, it always helps to: 1) Break down things you are drawing into simple geometrical shapes first, like

e.g. break a cat up into an oval, a circle, cylinders etc and then define the shape. Also, start looking at tonal values, e.g. where on an object, a person, a building etc do you see light and where do you see shade, and try to render that. If you want some fun drawing exercises to improve your skills, check out the top of my UA-cam profile, on the banner - you can see a link on the right side to download my free 30 drawing projects workbook 🙂

Aw thanks so much!!! ❤️

Oh nooo! I have to draw a happy face next then!

That’s so kind thanks for such a lovely comment!

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haha no you're right, it isn't quite spot on. I think the colour red I used wasn't quite primary red, also the lighting in my room makes the colours appear a bit different. Anyways thanks for commenting!

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Hahaha heyyyy there Matt!! So not true

Yay great! Thanks so much for commenting!

thanks so much!! I actually thought the shading didn*t turn out how I wanted, so now I feel better haha!

Oh yay thanks so much!! And welcome!!!