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
Newest
Maximilian Stallybrass
24d
Derek Adams
3mo
Daan
3mo
Samuel Sanjaya
4mo
this was a fun eggsperiment
Pitt Pauly
6mo
My light eggsperiments
Anastasiia Karnaukh
7mo
hArtMann
8mo
Had fun with this project.
Carmen Álvarez
8mo
Robert Adams
9mo
Paloma Yglesias
9mo
@murai
9mo
@duddu
9mo
Julia Arrighi
9mo
Julia Arrighi
8mo
Thank you!
Carlos
8mo
Great job!
@cindygs
11mo
Carlos
8mo
I love the reflected egg ......I just would have never guest the terminal to be so well defined.
Julia Arrighi
9mo
These are really good learning examples. I'm surprised by the cast shadow of the third photo. Did you hold the light source very closely and almost parallel to the egg?
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Romain Decotte
11mo
Super interesting! Thanks for this assignment :).
Garrett Torres
11mo
Pretty interesting to see how certain objects interact differently with light.
Carlos
8mo
Do you understand why the halo effect in your top right image?
Thieum
1yr
Suvi Järvinen
1yr
Norbert Grill
1yr
Sita Rabeling
1yr
The texture and colour of the background caused changes in the colour of the egg.
The same picture in black and white shows it even more. In the first three the light source was bright white, in the last two more yellow.
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About instructor
Former program director at Barcelona Academy of Art. Passionate about teaching craft and exploring the inner game of art.
