the eyes seem to be like 5% too high too me (idk tho :C )also Id make the mouth more defined :^V
Select one half of the texture cut and flip it repeat on other side the back of the head should become the middle draw the back and then reflip
Idk what sai can do.
Photoshop and gimp have an offset filter which allows you to work on the back. Or you could merge all the layers and fix the back at the very end. Or you could expand you canvas and copy your layers so you have basically two heads side by side which would allow you to work on the back then copy it back to the original. A long time ago I used to make a merged copy of all my layers and then do what calamity said. Then when you put it back you erase everything but the back so it's sort of like a patch.
There are multiple ways to skin a cat. You just have to find out what your program will let you do. Personally I just use a offset script that offsets all my visible layers in PS that I found online somewhere so I don't have to merge layers.
thanks dude
personally, i think PS is the best for me because i've been learning that program for quite long now and i am pretty familiar with everything there.
i moved to sai because my current computer won't let me install PS for some reason so i'm stuck with sai.
out of all the programs i tried, sai is the most comfortable for me so i kept using it. once i get my Cintiq, i'll move on to PS again :-)
WAIT UR GETTING A CINTIQ?
is that 800 dollars omg
lol im getting a new intuos medium touch (art version) for 200$
but damn
also 13chillz is back
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also I really like ur art but Id try some realistic stuff once u get ur cintiq
Idk what sai can do.
Photoshop and gimp have an offset filter which allows you to work on the back. Or you could merge all the layers and fix the back at the very end. Or you could expand you canvas and copy your layers so you have basically two heads side by side which would allow you to work on the back then copy it back to the original. A long time ago I used to make a merged copy of all my layers and then do what calamity said. Then when you put it back you erase everything but the back so it's sort of like a patch.
There are multiple ways to skin a cat. You just have to find out what your program will let you do. Personally I just use a offset script that offsets all my visible layers in PS that I found online somewhere so I don't have to merge layers.