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@marq777
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7mo
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Getting back into this course after a bit of a hiatus. I'm probably wrong in areas but I did my best.
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7mo
Hey there! I see that you're applying warm light/cool shadows (and vice versa), which is a good principle to think about in these studies. Though taking a closer look at the original images, you'll still see this principle being applied, but to a lesser extreme. For example, on the old man, his shadows appear actually more purple/pink. They aren't fully desaturated and cool, but they are still cooler than the base warm tone.
Another quick tip, for the black and white image, this is a great way to study the reflectivity of objects. Something metallic, like in this example, has much higher contrast with bright highlights and dark shadows.
You show a lot of thought and great choices throughout the assignment, I hope you find these tips useful. Keep up the good work :)
@marq777
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9mo
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Definitely could use some fixes but it's surely a improvement from where I was before
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10mo
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So many mistakes xD. Mainly where the terminator was supposed to go. However I did learn a lot about what my weaknesses are.
@marq777
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10mo
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Gottem all right! A on number two almost got me because of that subtle triangle of light stabbing into the shadow, but then I thought about how the area was past the terminator then answered shadow
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11mo
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Difficult to get all of it with a 30 minute time limit but it's completed. Really had to force myself to not get too bogged down with the detail.
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11mo
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Good job! The only thing I would look over is the value of the top plane of the cube shape. It seems a little too dark.
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11mo
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It's not super refined but it's alright for a first time I suppose. And the picture makes the outlines look a lot muddier than they really are
@marq777
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11mo
question. Are all of your marks with a soft brush like an airbrush or do you use some hard brushes as well?
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It looks like he definitely gravitates almost entirely towards soft brushes for this assignment, especially because occlusion shadows are very soft and diffused. However, it does seem like he sometimes uses a harder brush when blocking in the light grey base that goes before any shadows, and uses the lasso tool to provide a hard edge for some shadow crevices before going in with a soft brush.