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Hello! I'm so happy to bring you the next shading tutorial!

I hope this one will give you a different perspective about light theory and luckily unlock a part of your brain that migt have been dormant until now.

Understanding light and shadows as the same thing was one of the biggest turning points in my art. Don't worry if that bit of knowledge takes a while to really sink in. I struggle with this every day yet because my brain is so used to treating shading as different individual parts xD

❤ Remember to enable the subtitles of the video if you need them! They're available in English and Spanish!

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Understanding LIGHT and SHADOWS 💡

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Comments

Samantha Jeffers

Thanks for this video! I really like the concept of painting on the longer by chipping away at the shadow. It makes it easier to visualize

Kit

Thanks for yet another useful tutorial!!! I'll try this out soon!

Lilly

I always did that thing with the chin and armpits, whithout really knowing why, now I can put them down with more intention and shape and will put in the bounce light more often. I learned it a bit back from Marc Brunet but like forgot already sadly, he has also great tutorials, but the fact he is drawing something else in the background kind of distracts me.

NekoRina

Indeed, I love Marc's videos too! Tho they can get easily confusing with how fast he explains everything x'D