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Posted on: Jul 10, 2021
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hey guys !!

i have just been wondering..

is there a trick to making better and more aesthetic skins ??
i especially struggle with good shading and outfit choices, so are there any tips ??

tysm ^^ <33
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Comments: 9

paninibox
astriix
ah yes, a fellow struggler
b u t
ur skins are already god tier :0
There not- but thx lol
astriix
paninibox
i would ask the same question .-.
ah yes, a fellow struggler
b u t
ur skins are already god tier :0
paninibox
i would ask the same question .-.
astriix
Kiaria17
So how I got better at skinning was first by looking at the skins on Minecraft and the clothes and stuff in the character creator on bedrock edition and tried to mimic that shading. Then later I started watching tutorials on YouTube. The ones I watched were from ElvenJedi and Lxnacorn. I would say find skins you really like and maybe trace a few of them and pay attention to the shading. Hue shifting can also make a skin look really cool, I don’t always do it but it can make a skin look really cool. Also when you’re shading from dark to light also try to increase saturation as well.
That was a lot, I can post some videos in the comments if you want more details.
ah !! tysm this really helps <3
Kiaria17
https://www.minecraftskins.com/skin/17323035/lesson-3-----how-to-get-better-at-making-skins-/
Kiaria17
https://www.minecraftskins.com/skin/18110469/how-i-shade-skins/
This is not how I shade skins but I thought it might help
Kiaria17
https://www.minecraftskins.com/skin/18201118/skindex-school-lesson---hue-shifting/
Kiaria17
https://www.minecraftskins.com/skin/18337663/palettes--question-in-desc-/
Here’s some hue shifting palettes with examples of shading
Kiaria17
So how I got better at skinning was first by looking at the skins on Minecraft and the clothes and stuff in the character creator on bedrock edition and tried to mimic that shading. Then later I started watching tutorials on YouTube. The ones I watched were from ElvenJedi and Lxnacorn. I would say find skins you really like and maybe trace a few of them and pay attention to the shading. Hue shifting can also make a skin look really cool, I don’t always do it but it can make a skin look really cool. Also when you’re shading from dark to light also try to increase saturation as well.
That was a lot, I can post some videos in the comments if you want more details.