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"A quick time-saving tip for both commissioners and artists regarding OCs with tattoos (and also complex, discreetly bounded patterns)"

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  "Commissioners:
  If your OC has complex tattoos, a suggestion. The first time you get art of your OC, include in the commission an oversized, flat version of the tattoo(s), as cleaned-up as possible and saved in an uncompressed format, preferably with transparency (so ideally, an uncompressed PNG). Keep this on hand as a separate file from the commission/model sheet."

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  "Artists:
  When the commissioner provides you with the master file for the tattoo, you can drop it into the WIP and use mesh-based transforms (the Warp tool in Photoshop, or the Mesh Transformation in Clip Studio Paint) to wrap the tattoo around irregular/curved surfaces. I suggest keeping it on a separate layer (clipped down to the base art layer) until you're ready to flatten the entire file for final output.
  If you use CSP and the OC belongs to a recurring client, you might want to take the master file for the tattoo and turn it into a material (Select it and then go Edit > Register Material > Image)"

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