Let the colors blend together more and try to take advantage of the opacity. You can make effects such as steam and overlapping if you use opacity right.

Well, I didn't mean in this painting nessacarily, but if you set the opacity lower, it looks transparent, and when you draw over that with the same opacity, it gets less transparent. That works well when you're doing ocean or swamp water because it looks thicker in some places where there might be scum or something. Hope you understand this better and keep up the Zelda work!

If you're still having trouble, watch the making of the painting "Super Girl." It's on top ranked. Oh, and also, it helps if you put a background color on the layer furthest back to cover up the white space.

ok thanks dude im using the opacity now its great! And i will keep drawing zelda pics! My next one is link!!

I dunno, this is a good coloring in ... Simple and to the point, and it stands out.. I also *liked the 3d man too.

Yeah, I almost always use pictures. I'm a horrible artist without them. All you have to do is press L, and a few things will pop up on the bottom of the screen. One looks like a camera. Tap it and it's pretty self-explanatory after that. Do you have Swapnote?

yeah i do have swap-note