I forgot to make a screen capture after the shading was done, so I had to open the illustration in Adobe Reader and transfer it to paint to crop it. That's why it looks different from the top. I added shading under the doll's hair and cheeks. I also added the slight shine to her cheek bones that the flash created. I did this by adding a layer under her hair, choosing a color that fit and making it slightly transparent. I think I'll have to play will the lowest part of the shadow a little more because something doesn't seem to look right to me. I added the shadows under her cheeks by adding a sublayer to her face, tracing the shadowing on the original picture, choosing the same color for the previous shadowing and a radial gradient. I played around with the gradient and shape of the shadowing until it looked right. I did this same process with the shine on the cheeks and the shape of her nose. Finally, I created a layer on top of her lips for a shadow in between her upper and lower lip. I chose the correct color for this and played around with the transparency until I was happy with the results.
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