Digital Artists 💻✏️ Lighting Reference tip 🌖🌗🌘 ...that isn't a load of b😳lls

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Here's a quick tip for how to improve your lighting skills. It seems pretty basic but you may not know it. Heck, maybe you just need reminding of it. Let me know what you think AND let me know what other tricks you have for improving your drawing skills fast!!!
Until next time, keep on creating!
Lawrence.
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Like this? What tips do you have for improving your drawing skills?

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A very good tip! Film makers use something similar to determine light on the set sometimes. There is also a feature like that in the Poser software and I use it sometimes. Also you can change the light color in Poser and they have several different objects as well as people.