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Old 22-01-2014
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Right I have this shell that I am going to do another for a club mate.
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THe yellow at the front is going to be a fluro on the next shell.

My question is how can I shade the flames so they come out better and a little more contrast between the yellow and orange an not use a separating line?

Do I have a little darker yellow around the edges?
Go a lighter from nose to flame end on all colours?

Thanks for any input and tips
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You could shade with some red, but if it was me I would put i thin black line round the flames that way they will match the other set.
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I got it looking better

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Now it's on to the big shell.
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