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Well, I can tell your a beginner so no. Just try harder. Ask for some help

Not at all, I just can't see it well.

How'd you recolor such a small character from Fantage? o-o;

Abstract wrote:

Not at all, I just can't see it well.

How'd you recolor such a small character from Fantage? o-o;

I just blow it up in ms paint

You don't have bad recoloring skills, I can see your a beginner. ;O
Maybe try practicing a bit more.

Takuto wrote:

You don't have bad recoloring skills, I can see your a beginner. ;O
Maybe try practicing a bit more.

Okay thanks!

It's not terrible but you can definitely improve. Try saving the image as a .png file and only changing the pixels' colors, not adding any pixels (you can try doing this as you get better). The hair seems a bit rough, that's why I added the last part. Really, just save the image as .png [when you JUST took the picture, not after you've already saved it as .jpg] and your recolor will look great.

Owl wrote:

It's not terrible but you can definitely improve. Try saving the image as a .png file and only changing the pixels' colors, not adding any pixels (you can try doing this as you get better). The hair seems a bit rough, that's why I added the last part. Really, just save the image as .png [when you JUST took the picture, not after you've already saved it as .jpg] and your recolor will look great.

Thank you so much later i will add some more and please tell me how you like them

As Owl said, save it as .png first and don't add extra pixels.

Follow Fantage's shading and just change the shades of the original hair (sorry if you don't get my drift).
It looks a bit too plain, however many shades of colours Fantage has, you should have too.
For example, if they have five shades of red, you should have five shades of black on the hair too.

Use the darkest colour on the outline, then the second darkest on the second darkest shade of the original hair and repeat.