Trick

Okay, here it is. Ya, I know Halloween was yesterday, so happy All Saints day!

Anyway, I actually wanted to add more detail to the background (actually, a lot more), but, I shit you not, I can't. I get these color... I dunno how to call it. The blacks in the image get colorful in some places when the image gets past some treshold of being too big and too detailed and actually get written INTO the file, so then, if you save it in that way, it'll STAY there... and that's a shit load of work then, because the only good way to fix it is to paint those parts again... and that's only possible if you save the file to some jpg or something and resize it somewhere else. So, beacuse of that this image is a bit too much compressed imo... and if you look closer I think you'll be able to find the places where the outline got blue and green. If anybody has any idea how to fix this Photoshop CS2 issue, please let me know. I think it might be memory-related, but I can't really figure this out. I realise that avoiding making bigger pictures is a solution (sort-of), but I really like my work detailed.
Ok, enough with the geek-emo rant.

Wacom Graphire3 + Photoshop CS2 + about 5-6h.
(c) character by Kohta Hirano-sama.