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Hope you enjoy the first lesson in our Mastering Light & Shadow series! For reference images, upcoming lessons, and all other workshop information, please click here.

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Matering Light and Shadow - Lesson 1

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KARINA TAMEZ

Hi Ken, I just finished this lesson. I love how you explain! I want to ask you a question. I understand that you make your own heat maps on photoshop… If that is not accesible to us, can we work directly with our gray scale (the one we will use to paint) with our image in black and white? And try to identify the values that way? Or is way more difficult? Regards from México!

Gabriel Johnson

Did you ever end up posting a video with how to make the color filter in photoshop? Thanks for all your help!

sofia tg

Ken, thank you very much for this lesson! Absolutely wonderful :)

Aly Paprika

Well, i never seen such a deep teaching in light and shadow. The idea of attributing colors for values, and this heat map are ingenious. Thank you Ken !

Mariam

Very useful and enjoyable… thank you very much

CTS

Holaaa Ken!! so when I’m looking at the heat map/value map and I see a different value between two areas, could that sometimes be just the blending or transition from one value into another, creating a middle value rather than meaning that a completely different color was added?