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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
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The goal is to see clean specular reflections on top of our diffese material to give the impression of a ceramic or plastic material.
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In this lesson I demonstrate painting both a plastic and ceramic material.
Of all the materials taught in this lesson, the plastic and ceramic material are probably the easiest to understand. Here's my assignment for this lesson. Comments and feedback are welcome/
My little creatures created in glossy speculative, high gloss plastic material, followed by smooth ceramic material examples.
This one was not easy, especially the ceramic monsters without a reference to observe. I'll have to go shopping for ceramic trinkets for practice! :)
This assignment was very challenging especially the plastic material. I'm not very satisfied with this last one, while the ceramic was quite easy compared to it. So here are my works, any comment is really appreciated.
