Even if this video is 3 years old, it's still useful! My teacher just suddenly messaged in our group chat at 5am to do a chiaroscuro sphere (when the class was starting at 5:30am).
Firstly, Thank you for taking the time to put this lesson together! I'm cross-training here. So, in shading, the reflected light would seem similar to rim lighting in 3D/CG and photography, except reflected appears on the bottom of only a sphere, and only if the sphere is shiny? Is the smooth transition you refer to just another way of saying a gradient?
I’m so glad you found it helpful. The reflected light is just like in 3-D/CG. It’s not only there when the object is shiny, but it may be more noticeable and have more contrast if the object is shiny. The smooth transition is a gradient. They are the same thing. Good questions. Happy drawing
Even if this video is 3 years old, it's still useful!
My teacher just suddenly messaged in our group chat at 5am to do a chiaroscuro sphere (when the class was starting at 5:30am).
Oh my goodness!!! I give my 7th graders 2 lessons to do this
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I found your chanel only yesterday but i'm thankful i did
That is good to hear. Let me know if you want any specific videos. I’m currently planning some new ones
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Firstly, Thank you for taking the time to put this lesson together! I'm cross-training here. So, in shading, the reflected light would seem similar to rim lighting in 3D/CG and photography, except reflected appears on the bottom of only a sphere, and only if the sphere is shiny? Is the smooth transition you refer to just another way of saying a gradient?
I’m so glad you found it helpful. The reflected light is just like in 3-D/CG. It’s not only there when the object is shiny, but it may be more noticeable and have more contrast if the object is shiny. The smooth transition is a gradient. They are the same thing. Good questions. Happy drawing
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