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    Painting colour and light 2.0 Group run through week Four!

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    • burvantill
      burvantill Moderator @jdubz last edited by

      @jdubz This is super cute. I’m a sucker for an animal in a backpack 😬
      I like the dappled shadows as well. šŸ‘

      Lisa Burvant
      www.lisaburvant.com
      Instagram & Twitter & SVS: @burvantill

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      • Coley
        Coley @jdubz last edited by

        @jdubz that character is super cute!

        https://www.instagram.com/nicoleledrewmay/

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        • braden H
          braden H @jdubz last edited by

          @jdubz said in Painting colour and light 2.0 Group run through week Four!:

          Thanks for coordinating these Braden

          You're welcome!

          Also, BADGER!!!

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          • braden H
            braden H last edited by

            Really tryin' to have bright washed out light and darker shadows. I think doing a piece with a bit of context tomorrow or sunday will help šŸ™‚

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            • carlianne
              carlianne last edited by

              omg I'm so behind 😭

              Check out my art and tutorials :)

              Instagram: www.instagram.com/carliannecreates/

              Youtube:
              https://youtube.com/c/CarlianneCreates

              Shop: www.carliannecreates.com

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              • braden H
                braden H @carlianne last edited by

                @carlianne Don't think of it that way šŸ™‚ We all do what we can when we can.

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                • braden H
                  braden H last edited by

                  More spheres šŸ™‚

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                  • braden H
                    braden H last edited by

                    This is a source for photographers, but it's got some great reference for types of light and some nice hard rules for what to expect from certain lighting situations

                    https://www.canva.com/learn/beginners-guide-natural-light-use-take-great-photos/

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                    • braden H
                      braden H last edited by

                      Week five is up!

                      I'm starting to flag a little on this which means it's time to buckle down and work even harder at it!

                      https://forum.svslearn.com/topic/8598/painting-colour-and-light-2-0-group-run-through-week-five

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                      • burvantill
                        burvantill Moderator @braden H last edited by

                        @Braden-Hallett You can do it! Switch up your subject matter for the lighting situations. Maybe that will help it be more interesting for you. You have such great little characters, I’d pick one of those and use it for all the light practice.
                        Disclaimer: I really just want to see you light one of your characters instead of a ball😜

                        Lisa Burvant
                        www.lisaburvant.com
                        Instagram & Twitter & SVS: @burvantill

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                        • Coley
                          Coley last edited by

                          Paintinglightandshadowslightingsituations.jpg

                          I figured I'd go simple and start with a sphere. Here is an attempt at blue sphere in hard light. I tried to blow out the light area and darken the shadows. Might still be too blue. Some edges are a bit wonky but I need to move on to another lighting situation and trying to limit time and maximize learning!

                          https://www.instagram.com/nicoleledrewmay/

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