Work on the shading. Vary the thickness/width of the shaded area that gives it volume. Berets are made of cloth, and cloth is soft, so it gets deformed by gravity.
Final Smash's pic was nice, but let's have a look at a lonely beret (?):
![[Image: Beret.jpg]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/b/b4/Beret.jpg)
It's pretty soft, but notice the shading. It gets some "roundiness" by varying the "shape" of the shade.
By now, I feel the beret is too rigid for being made of cloth, hence I feel it is more like this thing on his head
![[Image: sponge.jpg]](http://www.howtocleanstuff.net/wp-content/uploads/sponge.jpg)
(Like this, but maybe softened by use).
EDIT: Images taken from Google for illustrative purposes, I don't claim ownage of them.
Final Smash's pic was nice, but let's have a look at a lonely beret (?):
It's pretty soft, but notice the shading. It gets some "roundiness" by varying the "shape" of the shade.
By now, I feel the beret is too rigid for being made of cloth, hence I feel it is more like this thing on his head
(Like this, but maybe softened by use).
EDIT: Images taken from Google for illustrative purposes, I don't claim ownage of them.