Haha, I'd imagine her to be a redheaded tigress! She is adorable, great job on her!

These sepia tone photos are such a great help, They show me where contrast is lacking or is to much and I also see places that need adjusting that I normally would not see right away. Three years ago, I had never even heard of grayscale.

Almost gave her black hair.

OH!!! MY!!!! GOD!!!! she's fantastic, absolutely stunning, so beautiful, so vibrant, so life-like, and im rambling like crazy here!!!

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WHOA!

Amazing!

Amazing, but I have to say she has bigger boobs than most girls I have seen from your artwork before.

I did do one that had bigger and I regretted that one. This one, I needed them a bit on the large size to make the pose work how I wanted. She's not that bad is she?

Not at all, she is lovely!
Is just that I have never seen a girl this "Developed" from you before xP

awww you have so much patience. I could never be able to do something as good as you bacause I would roll it up in a ball or rip it in half before even putting the pencil on the paper!

This is awesome. She is beautiful. I look forward at finished version.

Thats really amazing, love it.

This is coming out very awesome. She's very beautiful and cannot wait to see it finished.

Oh lord red head XD

Looks sepia to me!

That's a great way to check the contrast and this seriously is just amazing!

Less than 3 years ago, someone suggested I do a grayscale check for contrast evaluation. I didn't say so at the time but I had never heard of grayscale before...or most other art terms for that matter. So I looked it up and figured out what they were talking about and that has been one of my best tools since. Don't have photoshop so I have just been using my camera. I like the sepia tone setting better than B&W.

Grayscale can really only provide so much check-work, ya know? I think the Sepia tone really adds more of that dimension that you're looking for :3