because if you put him in a more flat lighting, there isn't that blue overlay that was given in the show lighting. you can't use a screenshot from a scene where he's in some dynamic lighting as his base color. you have to find his flat colors from his actual reference
not saying this in any mean way, but only saying this in a color theory way, it's because you gave him the wrong undertones based on the lighting, and made it look like he's in shadow. so the perception is that if he were in a brighter light, he'd be light skin +
People are saying on tiktok that he looked light skin. Idk what's the problem I'm doing cause when I compared it to the reference it looks the same๐ญ. Can someone please help me and explain I'd I'm doing something wrong
essentially, despite the fact that you're using his base colors from the show, because of color theory, our eyes are perceiving it differently. the bright background with the lighting you gave him throws off the perception of his actual skin color.