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 delve into the penumbra, and review all 12 modeling factors.
Newest
Dedee Anderson Ganda
1mo
IT TOOK 1.5 HOURS TO RENDER A SINGLE REALISTIC SPHERE TTxTT
@rfeistauer
9mo
Wow! My mind has just exploded! Precise and clear explanations!
Carlos
2yr
Just wanted to draw a sphere taking into account all 12 modeling factors.
Jean-François (Jeff) Durix
3yr
@Dorian Iten what is the difference between the penumbra and ambient occlusion? Not clear to me
Bryant De Jesus
3yr
Ambient occlusion = a type of shadow that is created when ambient light is blocked from reaching a surface. I like to think of it as the beginning of the cast shadow where the object completely blocks light before it's exposed to ambient light and reflected light.
Penumbra = The softness around the cast shadow. This is the border area/edge of the cast shadow.
Course 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.
