the base is already very good for me it just need a bit more shadow, pushing it to be darker might help, using layer effect like multiply. as for rendering materials like belt i do a variation of alternating light and dark strips but referencing a real life photo of said material in similar light might help the best

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Emma Wamsley · 2026-07-07T21:08:32.057Z

I struggled most with rendering, especially in areas such as the belts, the tie, the hair, the skin, and portions of the pants. Near folds of hair or fabric, I also struggled with my shading of shadows.

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