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https://www.skillshare.com/en/classes/The-Illusion-of-Depth-How-to-Create-Realistic-Shadows-with-Watercolors/223997814

 

Without light, you see nothing. However, with light, you see everything, including the unnoticeable beauty such as shadows! Learn how to add depht into your watercolor paitings by adding realistic shadows with me.
Have you thought about what would happen if there were no light in your paintings? It could be just dark and black without any objects showing, right? What would happen to perspective? Artists have reproduced light’s effects and shadows in their watercolor paintings in order to create the impression of three dimensional objects on two dimensional surfaces in realistic styles.

 

Shadows are essential for creating scale and establishing the position of an object to provide a realistic feel for an image. Join Jason Hoppe to learn how to make the most of Photoshop's tools to create realistic shadows for any composited image. Learn where to employ a cast shadow or a drop shadow, how to combine the effects, and give objects in composited images convincing context.