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Apply realistic colors to your paintings. A lesson on how light bounces in shadow, creating mixtures of hue, saturation, and color blending.
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Understanding Shadow Colors (Ambient Light Part 2)
Stop the clock! Puzzle at 14:20 has been solved, and the prize has been awarded!
In case you're curious, the sound is from 'Riven: The Sequel To Myst' (rotating room).
Holly crap, its yong yeah voice double!
Woow! This is the best video about shadows! Thank you sooo much!
Thank you for doing such informative videos. It really can replace going to tutorials and lessons in the school.
this channel is pure gold
Man you have by far the best painting lessons on youtube. This is on par with James Gurneys color and light but even better because it's all video. Art schools should rent these lessons from you. Seriously impressive
episode 1: car goes up… car goes down
episode 2: ground goes up… ground goes down
Where was this info when I was at art school as a youngster? Professors were giving only directives, like do this and this. But NEVER explained why.
From your videos I learned actually more than from my art school. Eventhough it was 20 years ago and I went for 3D art eventually…
Finally, found a tutorial on ambient light and shadows that wasn't the fucking textbook definition and a shitty tutorial that was "draw like this."
18:26 blew my mind
this video is a godsend, thank you so much
Very, very, very good!
I know that.
And only now I found this exactly true presentation. Thanks you for sharing.
You are amazing
Thank you for the beautiful presentation on how colors and shadows work. Everything you say is very kinda eyeopening. The colorwheel you are using in this video is a bit off tho, cuz colors are all over the place. Like reds complementary color is green, so it should have been the opposite color on the colorwheel, but it's not. There is no right complementaries on this wheel. By the way what you are telling is legit and valid but on a right color wheel it would make more sense.
One would think this stuff would be simple and obvious, yet my mind is completely blown. Your tutorials are easily the best on Youtube, well done!
Thankyou for so much information. For free.
love this vid
You're simply the best. Thank you for everything you're sharing!
tutorial muito bom! me ajudou muito
very nice
0:20 recap previous video
0:50 light interaction w/other color
2:10 color theory
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5:00 example ball
6:05 applying sunlight
6:20 applying skylight
7:30 color theory analysis
8:00 bounce light
10:50 ambient occlusion
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12:25 rendering software (blender0
13:15 ball w/ surface
14:30 ball w/ surface & wall
15:30 sphere w/ planes
16:00 #1
16:55 #2
18:40 #3
20:10 outdoors ( 2 balls)
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22:45 study tips
Really helpful. It makes sense of how light moves around objects and picks up colors from other nearby elements.
Every art student needs to grasp this fundamental theory.
Thanks and subbed.
sounds like a door from Doom game
Thank you!!! Now im understand how color is forming!! U are GOD!!!
During the day as in this scene, sunlight is actually white. It is like the definition of white light.
OMG you're a magician!
I know nobody came here to listening to science but for record
White has all colors that's why it can deflect any color, it's full spectrum.
White do not absorb any color.
Novel and fun way of learning
ORO PURO!!
Eu quero dar um beijo em quem legendou
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