Here we go :3

Did the drawing by hand and photographed all the four stages. Am I right assuming that in order to do the reflected light (step 3) we need to add core shadow to general shadow group?

My other creature

my weakness is with terminator to dark halftone gradient, and I'm slowly yet surely getting the hang of it!!

This was trickier than I thought. Quite fun tho :D

Definitely could use some fixes but it's surely a improvement from where I was before

Seems, after takeing my pictures, I always see my mistakes, fix, retake, fix……. And then they look too over worked, and not that good….. I feel, I'm not satisfied, and want to redue the assignments again, and again….. Any suggestions?

This exercise was a lot of fun even if it messed a bit with the shading and planning order. I realized that I erroneously used white, the color of specular highlight, as the fourth and lightest color during planning. This was because I got a bit confused by the four-value instruction after getting used to working with five values. I should've just forgotten about the specular white, even though it's technically the "fifth", lightest and last value to be put down. I adjusted this misunderstanding as I went along the four stages and it turned out just fine.

Here are my shaded creatures. I followed the steps, and I do feel they look more realistic than what I have drawn before. Although my digital drawing skills are still very limited…(I am still trying to find a suitable brush to use in krita.)

here's my assignment submission. This helped me of breaking my bad habit of jumping all over the place when shading. Any feedbacks/critiques will be greatly appreciated.

Here's my shading creatures assignment. I was so much into it that I combined steps 3 and 4 in...step 3.

I found this a really helpful assignment, and I was able to identify that I struggle the most with reflected light, like determining where it would be strongest.

I messed up the notan version a bit, but no big deal.