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Perspectice Practice - Shadows

Medium : Digital Painting
Software : Krita

Couldn't resist to start studying from "How to Render" right now even though I haven't finished to study from the previous book

I've been able to put Krita's new vanishing point assistants to the test. They are just so convenient ! I cannot imagine how awfully unreadable those constructions would have been without them. For those of you who don't know what I'm talking about, those assistants are tools you can place where your vanishing points must lie. They allow you to visualize the vanishing lines connecting to your current cursor position. It is extremely practical since it allows you to "see" the right position for a corner or something without having to actually draw all the lines, which makes the constructions much lighter. In these exercises, I've also used them to plot the light source and shadow origin. In the particular case of side lighting, I've used the parallel assistant to define the light direction.

Do not use those as references or something because they are probably filled with mistakes because I'm still trying to grasp those concepts

References : How to Render - Scott Robertson
Also on : Tumblr

Description
Perspectice Practice - Shadows

Medium : Digital Painting
Software : Krita

Couldn't resist to start studying from "How to Render" right now even though I haven't finished to study from the previous book

I've been able to put Krita's new vanishing point assistants to the test. They are just so convenient ! I cannot imagine how awfully unreadable those constructions would have been without them. For those of you who don't know what I'm talking about, those assistants are tools you can place where your vanishing points must lie. They allow you to visualize the vanishing lines connecting to your current cursor position. It is extremely practical since it allows you to "see" the right position for a corner or something without having to actually draw all the lines, which makes the constructions much lighter. In these exercises, I've also used them to plot the light source and shadow origin. In the particular case of side lighting, I've used the parallel assistant to define the light direction.

Do not use those as references or something because they are probably filled with mistakes because I'm still trying to grasp those concepts

References : How to Render - Scott Robertson
Also on : Tumblr