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I think I am getting better at packing dark colors and black in the right places...still need more practice though.
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Working in full spectrum is definitely tricky. I recommend studying color theory to learn which hues look nice next to each other. Any colors that are next to each other on the color wheel can touch each other without creating a 'muddy' effect, as well as primary colors (because they will just blend to create a secondary color). Secondary colors on the other hand shouldn't touch each other as they will blend into a muddy brown. Color compliments look good next to one another, as they contrast nicely (ex. Purple and yellow, blue and orange). Color compliments shouldn't be blended, but you can get away with placing them close together. That is what I did for lighting and shading on the wolf's body.