you guessed it - step four by @kyukyama (Kyukon Yamagotchu)

alright, did you do your homework? no? oh well, doesn't matter. now set your toolwidth to about five or six or maybe seven depending again on how detailed you get. for instance his clothes work fine with a seven, but i have to drop to five to get inside the green part on his scythes. using the Light and Dark tools (found by clicking the Halftone button until they show) decide where you want your light source to be and shade accordingly. for some things, like gray and that particular shade of green on his hair, dark does absolutely nothing for. in that case, rightclick the colour, rightclick one of the colour boxed to the right of the drawing section, and hit the Darken button a couple times. usually two or three shades darker does the trick. then set your tool to Watercolour (found by clicking Solid) and opacity (that funny gray line under the RGB bars) to about 180-210. then go in and paint in the darker shade that way. sometimes if the thing is light enough, it won't appear to be shaded at all (see: face) and that's okay.

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