3d shapes drawing shadows

Go to this website to see similar examples from another school. http://arteascuola.com/2020/02/shading-forms/ A form is a three dimensional shape. It is able to stand up in a surface. Because it is 3D, light hits the form and gives the form various shades. A variety of darks and light is called Value. Study the forms above. Where is the light coming from? How does light effect round and flat forms differently? We will need to practice with making smooth value. YOu will be given a value scale…

Direct Light – Lighting in which the light goes straight from the source to the lit object. An example is a light bulb or the sun. Compare that to indirect lighting, which is when there is no single direct light source. The object is lit by scattered or bounce light. For example on a cloudy day when […]

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Basics forms rendered with copic marker --- creating shadows to different sides of the shapes --- giving them depth from 2D to 3D

Directions:Find at least 4 objects that are basic forms (squares, cones, circles, cylinders).Set them up in an interesting composition with 1 light source.Create a pencil drawing from direct observation.Include a background and fill the whole page.Use a full range of values to illustrate chiaroscuro.Pyramidal (triangular) shaped compositions work

Light and Shadow: Shading is the last level of detail we'll cover in this class. Much like contour lines, shading and shadows articulate features and bring out detail, but they're unique in that they make drawings much more realistic. There are 5 basic parts…

How to draw shadow in perspective. With these basica you can figure out all the shadows in your background. Working on the next patreon…