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This second course in the Painting Light series focuses on teaching how to paint believable light from imagination.
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Jeremy teaches Light and Color and has worked for over 25 years in the animation, film and games industry, most notably at Pixar Animation Studios
LESSON NOTES
It is important to learn how to think in 3 dimensions when painting a 2d sketch. Practicing painting these monsters will get you think about cast shadows.
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PL102_Assignment_week02.zip
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In this lesson I demonstrate painting direct light on some simple monster sketches.
Here are my little monsters in direct light. One with two light sources to help show the form on the dark side.
I really enjoy doing these assignments - probably because it’s more like a coloring book rather than having to actually draw ;)
Here's part 2 of the Week 2 assignment, lighting Monsters with two light sources. (Updated)
Here's part 1 of the Week 2 assignment. Adding Direct Light to my week 1 assignment images.
This was a fun assignment! I think I went a bit too hard on the sunlight, but still quite happy with the result.
Hi! I got a little carried away this time and launched myself with 3 different angles and types of lights. But I had fun doing it even though the result may not be the best.
