Comment 79422

Comment ID 79422

[Art] Exploring a secret passage (3)
Aug 8, 2009, 8:49:09 PM UTC on [Art] Exploring a secret passage (3)
It helps alot to see how your shading is if they're interacting with scenery. Otherwise, the shadows lose their meaning in the mind's eye Smile

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  • Aug 17, 2009, 12:31:32 PM UTC
    A good point. I envision them kind of walking out of a tunnel into the light, which is why she's bright and his top/back half is in shadow. Maybe I will try doing a background... but if I have little experience in figure-drawing, I have infinitely less in scenery, so this may prove an insurmountable feat... haha.
    • Aug 19, 2009, 6:17:51 PM UTC
      I do live drawing classes, and have found putting in scenery is essential for even that- posey pics are ok without it, but otherwise, the lack of location gives them a disjointed look that looks like they're not meant to be there. The background will also distract from any incorrect shading anyways Big Smile The glory of location ^^