Cast shadow

Reply and learning time! :) I got a question how to learn shading . I think some of You like to learn more about this topic. I will write down what is my approach to shading. Remember this picture....

Form: 3 dimensional and encloses space. The 3 dimensions in a form are height, length, and depth. 3D = H x L x D The space inside an object is called positive space and the space outside the object is called negative space. We often add value to a shape to give it form.

Cast shadow

As part of this color series I am doing, I'm realizing that there are some things even more fundamental that need to be explained so that everything else I am teaching here makes better sense. I have had several questions asking about what a shadow is and how to recognize them. I have also had sever

“Some color temperature theory (needs to be completed...)”

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Hello everyone, I’m glad that you’re here! I’m an illustrator and concept designer with a master's degree in architecture. As the title suggests, this course is about drawing shadows. It's a slightly technical subject but shading have a huge impact on aesthetical values and an atmosphere of an artwork. It gives an impression of 3-dimentionality and even reality to flat drawings... if it’s placed correctly of course. I’ve noticed that many shading tutorials explain vaguely this phenomena…

if you're having trouble with how the shadow would cast on your character, redraw it in the light POV, if the light can't see it, there's a shadow.