Here I continued my merchant, I added light and colors but I'm still struggling with the dress lighting effect
Thursday, 3 May 2018
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Thank you Noa!
Hey Noa, just wanted to say a big thank you for offering your time to teach. It was both extremely fun and informative for me and for ever...
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Here's my lemon dealer merchant, I hope you enjoy !! looking forward to seeing all of your work
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Hey Noa, hope your week's been great! Here's what I managed to put out: I spent pretty much half the time just tweaking the...
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I felt like starting a new painting... So here's what i have so far... Ill be pushing it further with some photobashing and rendering by...

Hi Lea! Here is a quick paintover: https://gyazo.com/0d993a9c8dd49ffa9a32a8b5b6d6a56b
ReplyDeleteand gif: https://i.gyazo.com/0d993a9c8dd49ffa9a32a8b5b6d6a56b.mp4
A backlit fabric is a difficult subject to tackle and I'll be talking about it a bit during class this Sunday, but I think you're on a great start. The fabric that's in the back should be relatively lighter/more washed out than the foreground fabric but very slightly, as the light washes the difference out quite a bit. With that, I think you can up the saturation of the edges of shadows quite a bit to give it the "glow" effect.
I also roughly added more color to her skin since all the colors were starting to merge a bit. I've added some strong specular highlight to a few of the bottles as well to really emphasize the shiny glass.
Wow! Thank you so much! I don't know if I will have time until sunday but I'll try to correct it. Having to deal with a difficult subject such as a backlit fabric can be a challenge to help me improve.
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