07-03-2012, 03:02 AM
(07-03-2012, 02:14 AM)Pedro Cardoso Wrote: the studies are going great!
about the ball, you got it right, it is on the way. but you should try to get the gradations more soft. also, a little lesson:
There should be families of grays in the object. the families of the light and of the shadows. the grays in the light should not be in the shadows, and the grays of the shadow should not be in the lights.
from that, you get that the reflected ligh is not of the families of the light, it is in the shadows, so it must be darker than the darkest gray of the light. and so on. never put a light value in the shadow, and never a shadow value in the light.
that is your job to do, it's not going to be like that at the model. at the model there could other light soucers influencing the lightning.
hope you got it, if not, just reply and i'll try to explain better!
also, try to organize the hatches. do all of them in diagonal, or vertical, or whatever suits you, but organize them!!
Thanks for taking the time to crit!
just so I've got it right, do you mean:
and how do I get very smooth gradation? because I have tried all these (in the picture below). I saw a video on the scribble one done very softly and it was laying the graphite layer by layer. In the end you could not see the pencil marks at all, looks very smooth. But when I tried it, it doesn't look smooth at all :(
and I have seen people change hatching direction to indicate plane change, did I do it wrong?
so which one do you recommend I use?
