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My shared files, yay freebies - nutriman - 02-19-2016
Hi everyone,
I'd like to share a simple color study I did for learning purposes.
It's a Cornell Box widely known among 3D artists
but also a great tool for rendering by painting as it gives you sort of a
controlled environment to study concepts like
- Ambient Occlusion
- Reflected Light
- Form Shadoes
- Cast Shadows
You also see how to colorize over black/white Values.
Each feature is on a separate layer and named so you can understand what it does.
It's more targeted towards beginners I guess, dunno if it helps, take it apart...
LINK:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B1Sb2x4LMb-2LVFRZ29SLXdjM2M
RE: My shared files, yay freebies - Piotr Jasielski - 02-19-2016
You painted that in photoshop? That is pretty inasane level of shadows and bounce light ! :O
I'd love to see how you used your layers. Awesome study.
RE: My shared files, yay freebies - nutriman - 02-19-2016
Thanks Piotr!
It was painted in Procreate and then exported in .psd
I would've organized my layers differently (like using clipping masks) if I had started this one out in PS
but I think it gives a good overview.