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Shading Tutorial Page 3by *Jebriodo

Resources & Stock Images / Tutorials / Traditional Art / Drawing / Shading

Page 3 of a Musclewoman-centric shading tutorial commissioned by

Page 1: Techniques and Tools
Page 2: Lighting and Light Sources
Page 3: Cast Shadows
Page 4: Reflected Light and Multiple Light Sources

Example 1 Step by Step
Example 2 Step by Step
Example 1 Final
Example 2 Final

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~ddd09ish1 Jul 18, 2011 Hobbyist General Artist

Extending my amazement

~Tyson87 May 11, 2011

Her shadow looks more bigger than her.

~lana-halbrond May 6, 2011 Hobbyist Digital Artist

you've managed to distill a remarkably complex natural occurrence into artistic, illuminating, and above all else (at least for my thick-headed self), easily digested instruction! thank you, jeb!

*Jebriodo May 6, 2011 Professional Traditional Artist

Good! That was exactly the intent.

(Not that you be thickheaded, but that it be easily understood!)

~lana-halbrond May 6, 2011 Hobbyist Digital Artist

intention ACTUALIZED!

*Tonuss May 6, 2011 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

David Chelsea covered this in his second book on perspective for comic artists, but he went for the 100% ultra-precise shadows. To say the least, it's just a bit too much work for your standard drawing or comic page. Your version is simpler, less painful, and effective for artists to use.

Good job on all of these, they're fun to read and even more fun to look at!

*Jebriodo May 6, 2011 Professional Traditional Artist

Yeah, I had a headache trying to boil this down to a page. I know how it all works, but it is soo dry and technical.

Glad you think this one works, it was the hardest to figure out!

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