Basic rules of light and shadow for drawing _ Beginner's Tutorial

[@urosvukasinovic8454]

Such a good and clear explanation, thank you!

[@ADHD_PLUS]

That was the quickest and simplest explanation of so many things all in one video. Thank you!!

[@peonypaint]

It' my pleasure😊❤Glad you liked it🎉

[@arunrujul1]

Simply amazing. The presentation is superb crystal clear. Congratulations

[@shimaagamil4232]

I'm surprised you don't have more subscribers !this is the first time i see a video from you but it was very useful,l have been hearing the words "half tones/bouncing light/occlusion" and i didn't understand them so this video was useful

[@vasanthakumar0426]

Super clear details

[@peonypaint]

Glad it was helpful!❤😊

[@ARKC9]

Which shape does best apply to all the lesson you taught and which shape doesnt very well? Rectangle vs Ocatagon? Ty

[@peonypaint]

Hey, good day I think that most of my tutorials focus on cubes, and I had several tutorials on how to draw volumes and shapes using cubes. However, my personal opinion is to do it in any way that makes you feel comfortable.theres no particular way to achieve it, I think. Some people use circles, some use cubes or other basic shapes, and each one of these methods leads to a different outcome. Hope this helps. Let me know if you have more questions ✨️🌱

[@Evie_Ruby]

How does light bounce? Which direction does reflected light bounce to? Why is the cast shadow getting lighter? Where it is getting the reflected light?

[@Evie_Ruby]

The more the sphere angles away, the less light it gets because the light is straight and parallel. I still don't get it.