You can't always trust your eyes when drawing values. I'll show you techniques to see accurate value relationships when shading light and shadow.
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ANX804U
2d
nooooooo..... another week wait for next video... sad life.... Wanted to ask like a major question, how do you see primary values or primary shapes when the subject is too complex, like nature and scenaries. like in a forest of 1000 trees and million leaves, where every tree is overlapping each other, every leaf is overlapping each other, every leaf has its own cast shadow on next leaf, how to even start putting any lines or shapes at that point. When you are drawing from reality that far tree really looks far and have a detail like its next close to you, if you dont measure, your lines start curving and if you measure it takes you 5 hours minimum just to lay in lines. Any help would be appreciated. BTW, i have learned so much again from this video, thanks.
@chickenbutter79
2d
Mind blowing to me lol.
Juice
2d
It is hard to squint and get a good blur. But someone here said that if you use glasses, take them off for blur. And that works very good! 👍
Dennis Yeary
3d
can I do the same thing in procreate program?
Larry
3d
This very subject of relating values never stops amazing me. Will have to keep my eyes open...and occasionally squinted. 🙂 Nicely explained Stan.
André Machado
3d
This course has been so great and made me realise how lacking I was in the most simple aspects of drawing.
I can usually distinguish values when it's a black and white photo reference but colors make it also a bit more hard for me.
Hope you will make another course on color some day...
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Founder of Proko, artist and teacher of drawing, painting, and anatomy. I try to make my lessons fun and ultra packed with information.