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Of course, if you want me to teach you some stuff, feel free to ask. I might not be releasing much anymore, but I'd still like the workshop to stay healthy, so new talent is always appreciated :D (also, I might release a very detailed guide on weapon skinning in the future).
That being said, this skin ^ is far from perfect, my colouring was rather bland/greyish and the shading was not up to par. Still though, it's the most accurate M1911 on the workshop, so I guess I did something right :D
Sure thing, but if you really want me to criticize something don't expect me to be really nice and just praise your work, I *will* point out all it's flaws. It's might seem kinda dickish, but it's really the best way to improve your work. My colouring became much better after a very good friend of mine just straight up told me that my colours were too restricted and that I never really used black or darker shades properly. It's often hard to see flaws in your own work, especially if you've just made it. That's why I always suggest waiting atleast a day and then taking a good critical look at your work to see if it's really as good as you remember.