shadow on object

Light falling and shading

Hi jellys we will see now how 2d sketch can be made as 3d for that concept we learn about shading let us refer one drawing so that we will learn how to make that.

Sorry if the image is not professionally because i made this bit but its ok for my job.See that the arrow is light falling on the ball and the shadow is falling on the floor so for that where the light is falling on the ball is lighter shadow and at the down shadow is dark just like 1% 10% 30% 50% 80% 90% 100% darken and the shadow falling on the floor is horizontal from ball to the floor.

Lets move for some examples.

Fig: shadow on object

Ok i hope you understand the concept just make sure where the light is coming then as for that light make a shading.first go for dark area just make a dark area shading then go for lighter so that you will get to know that how lighter area makes the difference.

Make a practise so more other objects and workout.

Next will be the one point of perspective.

When one door closes another door opens; but we so often look so long and so regretfully upon the closed door, that we do not see the ones which open for us.do that in which you to be.

Comments

Two points perspective

Two points perspective Hello friends as we saw the things how drawing is made with one point of perspective and i hope you all understood the concept now lets show you with another concept with two point of perspective. A b Lets see and this is draft image we can see that two points making a horizontal line and the referense line coming from points are making 3D box.from point A 4 referense lines in that 2 from downside and 2 from upside and in the case B also same.so the reference line crossing center point is pointed and 8 cross line are marked with dark.then vertical line drawn at point of crossings so 3D object is made Lets see some example so that you can understand clearly Fig : two point perspective If your imagination is good you can get this image in your mind so if your strugling i will help you. Can you see the chair yes their is chair and that chair is made with refernce lines and that line are coming from Two points A and B are

Three point of perspective

Three point of perspective As we seen one and two point of perspectives and i hope you can imagine in that manner now we can go for three points projections. Let i clear that two point perspective is user for interior and it gives brief description About interiors.three point perspective used to see the object from top and bottom angles and street views. Three point perspective Fig: three point of perspective. This is a bottom view of the building. Take a Two points in a horizontal line and take one point Perpendicularly to the horizontal line it may be top or bottom. Steps to draw :: As shown in image draw one line which ends with two points. Mark two points then draw perpendicular to the horizontal line. Draw the reference line as you imagine. Then draw a dark line which you want to draw image. I will come back with examples soon keep in touch. JOIN OUR COMMUNITY >>CLICK HERE

vector graphics

Vector graphics vector graphics are those made by adobe illustrators.digital drawings are made by illustrator In physics a vector is a representation of both a quantity and a direction at the same time. in vector graphics, the file that results from a graphic artists work is created and saved as a sequences of vector statement. for example , instead of containing a bit in the file for each bit of line drawing, a vector graphic file describes a series of points to be connected.one result is much smaller file. a vector file is sometimes called geometric file.Most of images created with tools such as Adobe illustrator and CorelDraw are in the form of vector image files.Vector images are easier to modify than raster image files.Animation images are also usually created as vector files. its a simple vector graphics which is made by illustrator. Now the image is converted to digital drawing are here you can see the highlights and shadows. in

animations career

Search This Blog