How to Digitally Paint Lighting Scenes

Char ReedJul 11, 2016Lessons: 14Length: 1 hour

Drawing/Illustration Illustration Adobe Photoshop

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3.1 Lighting Planes

One of the things we must consider is how light reflects off different surface planes. In this lesson we will break down different objects and sketches into separate planes to get a clearer understanding of how light interacts with different surfaces.

1.Introduction
2 lessons, 05:11

1.1
Introduction
00:48

1.2
Tools and Resources
04:23

2.Lighting Basics
4 lessons, 13:29

2.1
Light Sources
03:01

2.2
How Lighting Relates to Form
04:01

2.3
Lighting Angles
03:26

2.4
Common Mistakes
03:01

3.Other Lighting Considerations
3 lessons, 23:34

3.1
Lighting Planes
10:28

3.2
Local Value
08:13

3.3
Lighting Intensity
04:53

4.Practical Examples
4 lessons, 18:44

4.1
Figure
04:31

4.2
Animal
04:48

4.3
Objects
05:41

4.4
Landscape
03:44

5.Conclusion
1 lesson, 00:57

5.1
Conclusion
00:57

Char Reed

Char Reed is a digital artist and illustrator, with over 4 years experience in the video games industry. Her passion is with pet portrait and caricature art by keeping a sense of whimsy while applying the realistic touch of a wildlife artist.

How to Digitally Paint Lighting Scenes

Next lesson playing in 5 seconds

3.1 Lighting Planes

1.Introduction2 lessons, 05:11

2.Lighting Basics4 lessons, 13:29

3.Other Lighting Considerations3 lessons, 23:34

4.Practical Examples4 lessons, 18:44

5.Conclusion1 lesson, 00:57

1.Introduction
2 lessons, 05:11

2.Lighting Basics
4 lessons, 13:29

3.Other Lighting Considerations
3 lessons, 23:34

4.Practical Examples
4 lessons, 18:44

5.Conclusion
1 lesson, 00:57