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    Nightfall piece - thoughts on light and shadow would be great

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    • Rachel Horne
      Rachel Horne last edited by

      Hi everyone - here’s where I’m at for my Nightfall piece. I’ve been doing Lee’s class on Light and Shadows and I’m wondering if my shading and light is right on this picture and if so, should accentuate it? Any suggestions or a advice would be great, thanks 🙂

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      • Laurel Aylesworth
        Laurel Aylesworth @Rachel Horne last edited by

        @Rachel-Horne This is lovely. Maybe play around with really pushing the values of the things in shadow so the moonlight is emphasized? Has a sweet feeling here.

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        • chrisaakins
          chrisaakins last edited by

          Hi @Rachel-Horne generally speaking her shadow would be expanding outward and be larger for her chair and body. Kind of like the light from the window is doing. I would deepen the shadow more.

          Chris Akins
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          • Rachel Horne
            Rachel Horne @Laurel Aylesworth last edited by

            @Laurel-Aylesworth Hi Laurel and thanks for taking the time to answer. Do you mean that objects in the shade should be darker? I did wonder about this...

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            • Rachel Horne
              Rachel Horne @chrisaakins last edited by

              @chrisaakins that’s great Chris, thanks for the advice. I had a feeling there was something not right about the chair shadow, I’ll take another look.

              www.rachel-horne.com
              instagram.com/rachel_horne_art

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              • Laurel Aylesworth
                Laurel Aylesworth @Rachel Horne last edited by

                @Rachel-Horne Just to make the room darker where the shadow is.

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                • Rachel Horne
                  Rachel Horne @Laurel Aylesworth last edited by

                  @Laurel-Aylesworth thanks, yeah, that makes sense.

                  www.rachel-horne.com
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                  • peteolczyk
                    peteolczyk last edited by

                    That’s a sweet image. Have you ever tried doing a grayscale version. Or a mirror image.
                    Sometimes it helps you to see things 🙂
                    Sometimes it doesn’t help 🙃
                    Can’t wait to see any next steps.

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                    • Rachel Horne
                      Rachel Horne @peteolczyk last edited by

                      @peteolczyk thanks Pete - they’re really good ideas, I’ll try them 🙂 🙂

                      www.rachel-horne.com
                      instagram.com/rachel_horne_art

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