I'm throwing in the towel on this one, guys. Perspective & Composition Part 3 just proved to be too big of a beast to tackle in one go. The sheer scope of what has to be covered in lighting, how it works, shadows, how they work, and how to effectively use them in a scene is just too much to handle. What I got done is what you see here.
It may not be incredibly useful information, but it may still be a little enlightening to some.
Sorry that it never got finished, guys. I'd recommend looking up books on the subject and possibly doing a lot of your own field research by looking -- REALLY looking -- and playing with light to see how it works in relation to the small bit of information I have listed here.
Maybe it was for the better, maybe this motivates us to keep investigating on our own, I’m extremely grateful none the less, and hey, if you do finish it one day, I’d love to finish reading it!
For me, as someone who has still a long way to go, your tutorials are such a great help. I especially loved you series on perspective and composition and although I still haven't mastered all of it, I always try to use the things I learned whenever possible.
I faved all parts, and let me just say thank you for such comprehensive and well-written "tutorials" (in reality, your tutorials encompass whole art classes) that I often recommend to friends and acquaintances.
Thank you, fox-orian, and thank you for putting up the last part even though it is not finished. Even for something unfinished, there is a wealth of information.
thanks!
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Is there much difference between Spot light and Omni light?
I mean how their shadows affect them and stuffs...
I faved all parts, and let me just say thank you for such comprehensive and well-written "tutorials" (in reality, your tutorials encompass whole art classes) that I often recommend to friends and acquaintances.
Thank you, fox-orian, and thank you for putting up the last part even though it is not finished. Even for something unfinished, there is a wealth of information.
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