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Altogether it probably took me about 5-6 layers.
1. Background Colour (Usually a mid tone grey to begin with)
2. Sketch Layer
3. Flat shading
4. Detailed shading
5. Flat colouring
6. Detailed Colouring
* Note that the Detailed shading, Flat Shading and Sketch Layer all merge into one when you start Flat Colouring.
The only time the flow setting changes is when you zoom in to paint in the details. Other than that the Opacity and Flow settings remain at 100%.
Glad you liked it. Happy painting !
Yeah the photo-realism style is what I try to go for with all my paintings.
I was once a noob too.