The Shading Course
Welcome
Module 1 - How to Separate Light & Shadow
Module 2 - How to See Light Effects
Module 3 - How to Control Values
Module 4 - How to Organize Values
Module 5 - How to Create Realistic Shading
Module 6 - How to Use Light Probes
Module 7 - How to Show Form
Module 8 - How to Invent Shading
Module 9 - How to Use Maquettes
Module 10 - Bringing it all Together
Let's take what we've learned about light and realism even further.
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Kristina Gehrmann
4mo
Sometimes shadow areas contain a lot of visual information; we should assume this is all caused by reflected light and ambient occlusion, right? Something like "shadows inside of shadows" doesn't really exist?
Kristina Gehrmann
3mo
I just found this article where the author used "Form Shadow" but with apparently a different meaning: https://www.muddycolors.com/2023/11/core-shadows-and-form-shadows/ Would you say that what he calls form shadows is actually ambient occlusion?
@rfeistauer
7mo
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Lesson by Michael Hampton
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Former program director at Barcelona Academy of Art. Passionate about teaching craft and exploring the inner game of art.
