Time to start shading. I recommend choosing a different color like I did (I chose salmon even though the base color is a yellow-orange color) or slightly darker shade.You can start with any layer you want but I'm starting with the hair. There's pTime to start shading. I recommend choosing a different color like I did (I chose salmon even though the base color is a yellow-orange color) or slightly darker shade.You can start with any layer you want but I'm starting with the hair. There's plenty of ways to do this, this is a bit more work but I'm picky about how things look. Make a new linework layer and set it above the base color (so this one is set above 'hair') and then click 'clipping group', it's circled in red so you can find it. What this does is that it clips the new layer to the previous one and you can't draw outside that specific color area. So I can't color outside the hair layer.Take the pen or curve tool (you can use either) and start drawing out where you want your shadows to be placed. You'll be using this as a guideline as well as something to fill in when it comes time to fill in those areas.**I cannot teach you where to place shadow and shading on a drawing because it's not something I'm too good at and usually guess. It helps to choose a light source and imagine where light would shine down on your character and also where light doesn't touch.