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When coloring panels and the panel has the character's eyes visible through their hair--what is the best method for coloring this? Color the eyes as if the hair wasn't even there? Shade them as if they were shadowed? Erase the parts of the eyes that would be covered by hair? I've got the perfect expression for one of my characters, but this is seriously bugging me.

I usually just erase the parts of the eyes that would be covered, because things like that bother me. If you don't mind it, you could always try coloring it different ways and see what looks best.

go wild with your own preference, anon, i don't think there's an unspoken rule for this. i'd color the hair over it since that's 'realistic', but you can get some really cool shots going with the eye color instead and making it like see-through, which would work well with a really intense stare. try both and see which one you like best?

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