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I’ve mentioned before my “skintones make shoes a pain” thing, and so I wanted to give this Marisole a skintone that was shared by another doll so that she could share shoes. I chose Candy Coated Couture, but I don’t think the skintones are actually the same. In fact, a quick check with photoshop’s eyedrop tool tells me they aren’t. This has something to do, I think, with how Photoshop saves things for the web.
So, I did a little internet research and found a lovely article
I am going to try a few other methods and see if they help. It’s a strange problem indeed.
Since it’s Christmas Eve, I wanted to wish a everyone a lovely Christmas. Be safe and be merry. I am back in Alaska with my family celebrating.
Beautiful! Thank you!
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Thank you, both. I agree. The blue dress is one of my favorites.
Oh man, I love the blue dress and the polka dot tank top. Very cute as always.
love the that blue dress and the color pallet! :3 😀 😛
The blue dress is very cute. 🙂 Also, an Autumn doll in December? Weird…. 😀
Whenever I use the shoes i cut out the skin-tones which doesn’t make a difference and i can use the shoes for everybody
That’s a great option for some of the shoe styles, but for some of them that’s really not very easy. So, I try to use a limited number of skintones on the blog. I stick to about seven main ones and then well… diverge as I feel like it.