twin wind
How do i make it look like she is actually in the environment rather than just placed there? It feels like she is too bright for some reason, maybe the foreground grass is too bright? Im not sure, i need some tips with the coloring and rendering because i used the smudge tool a lot and it unfortunately shows. Thank you!
stable mantle
Its more that her colors are a little too different from her surroundings. Especially since she is in a forest, she would be having more of a soft green tone overall. Heres two color edits i did to kinda show what i mean by this
Contrasting colors still can work. You just need to have colors to fill in the gaps if tha makes sense
stable mantle
Also i suggest working on creating the illusion of colors
twin wind
Wdym by that if u dont mind me asking?
stable mantle
So like with this you look at the shirt and think blue or purple. But if you use an eye dropper is actually a red brown. But because of the colors around it, we thought a totally different color
twin wind
Oooooo okay, tysm, i can def see how it makes things more cohesive!
stable mantle
You think its a contrast but its really not all that off from the primary color used