TODAY'S FEATURED POST
The Art of Tyler Jacobson
I suspect that if you're here, you already know of Tyler Jacobson's artwork. Tyler is a versatile and skilled artist and has done work for a huge range of clients, often with his work serving as the front piece for marketing and product development. But his work is also used as the foundational work for licenses like Magic: the Gathering when he wears the hat of a concept artist! If you aren't aware of his…
YESTERDAY’S POST
Color Theory – Light and Shadow Demonstration On A Light Surface
December 23, 2024 - Happy holidays everyone, my last post of the year. I am going to I did push the shadow a little darker overall but it should still demonstrate how sun and sky influence what we see. I'm using the stormtrooper like a cast drawing because of its lightness and how easy it is to see the light influence over the local colors. This involves the fourth characteristic of color, the use of temperature. Hue, Value, Chroma, Temperature. May the theory be with you and thank you all for your support of this blog and all the amazing artists sharing their knowledge with you. Happy holidays and happy new year! https://youtu.be/TZiBcdDSDGs?si=CMHzi926shg3Sxjs
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