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3.2 Shading in Practice
In this lesson you will learn how to shade the animal in a quick, sketchy way. You will also learn how to use ambient occlusion to make the process faster and more accurate.
1.Introduction1 lesson, 03:05
1 lesson, 03:05
1.1Introduction03:05
1.1
Introduction
03:05
2.Theory2 lessons, 15:43
2 lessons, 15:43
2.1Where Shadows Come From07:31
2.1
Where Shadows Come From
07:31
2.2How to Shade a Simple Scene08:12
2.2
How to Shade a Simple Scene
08:12
3.Efficient Shading in Adobe Photoshop3 lessons, 18:59
3 lessons, 18:59
3.1How to Plan Shading06:46
3.1
How to Plan Shading
06:46
3.2Shading in Practice05:57
3.2
Shading in Practice
05:57
3.3Final Rendering06:16
3.3
Final Rendering
06:16
4.Conclusion1 lesson, 01:46
1 lesson, 01:46
4.1Conclusion01:46
4.1
Conclusion
01:46
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