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    A "homework" project to change feeling of image through values

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    • MyArt Multiverse
      MyArt Multiverse last edited by

      Absolutely love this!, would not want to walk alone in that dark area...but would in the photo lol, so great job with that!

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      • Griffin McPherson
        Griffin McPherson @davidhohn last edited by

        @davidhohn I was just thinking of doing something like this the other day! I was thinking that I would love it if there was an assignment in a class that focused on painting the same environment in a few different lightings to change the mood.

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        • Jacy13
          Jacy13 last edited by

          @davidhohn This is an awesome exercise. Goes to show how important the values are! Values make a huge difference in how we interpret a scene/image for sure 🙂

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          • Heather Boyd
            Heather Boyd @Griffin McPherson last edited by

            @Griffin is there not a colour and light class that has something similar. I have seen others work.

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            • Griffin McPherson
              Griffin McPherson @Heather Boyd last edited by

              @Heather-Boyd I’m not sure. I haven’t dug into those classes much yet, only some of the foundation classes so there may already be something like that out there!

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              • davidhohn
                davidhohn SVS Instructor Pro @Heather Boyd last edited by

                @Heather-Boyd I'm using reference for the lighting on this. Other screen shots from movies and photos with similar lighting setups. The learning never stops!

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                • davidhohn
                  davidhohn SVS Instructor Pro @Griffin McPherson last edited by

                  @Griffin That's a good idea! I know that @Lee-White and I included a shorter exercise in our Turbocharging Your Creativity class here on SVS. I'm even playing with applying it beyond environments to portraits. Can you alter how someone feels about a person by changing the lighting and color scheme on the same reference photo?

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                  • davidhohn
                    davidhohn SVS Instructor Pro @Jacy13 last edited by

                    @Jacy13 I really remember how it stood out to me when watching Toy Story 3 and the Sunnyside Daycare sets. Initially all sunny, bright and friendly and later, same set, but all depressing and prison-like.

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                      ina @davidhohn last edited by

                      @davidhohn said in A "homework" project to change feeling of image through values:

                      @Jacy13 I really remember how it stood out to me when watching Toy Story 3 and the Sunnyside Daycare sets. Initially all sunny, bright and friendly and later, same set, but all depressing and prison-like.

                      So good! This also makes me think of the SVS livestream with Pascal where he with complete ease switched from one mood to the next throughout the same painting, it was awesome to watch.

                      Thanks for sharing this, it's really neat to see that you still give yourself assignments.

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                      • korilynneillo
                        korilynneillo last edited by

                        Oh what a cool "assignment"! I'll definitely have to give this one a shot!

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