Casting shadows

This Casting Shadows expansion introduces 2 new playable Characters and 3 new Hex tiles, allowing you to play with up to 6 players on an expanded map. With this expansion, you can Freeze and Stun your enemies to limit their movement and Resource Pools. Will this new magic lead you to victory, or will it bring you to demise? Expansion Includes: 34 cards, 3 Hex tiles, 10 Status tokens, 2 double-sided Player Boards, 2 Meeples, 1 Hex tile Reference Sheet, 1 rule book of Players: 2-6

“Some color temperature theory (needs to be completed...)”

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Hello everyone, I’m glad that you’re here! I’m an illustrator and concept designer with a master's degree in architecture. As the title suggests, this course is about drawing shadows. It's a slightly technical subject but shading have a huge impact on aesthetical values and an atmosphere of an artwork. It gives an impression of 3-dimentionality and even reality to flat drawings... if it’s placed correctly of course. I’ve noticed that many shading tutorials explain vaguely this phenomena…

Time of Day Demonstration from my CGMA class. Here's a summary of my process for anyone interested: 1. Design Composition 2. Lock in values into shapes using lasso tool 3. Block in local colors...

A shadowed figure shrouded in swirling black mist, eyes glowing an eerie red, performs a ritualistic dance. A ghostly apparition rises from the ground, its form flickering and distorted, reaching out with skeletal fingers. The air crackles with arcane energy, casting long, ominous shadows on the desolate landscape.

As part of this color series I am doing, I'm realizing that there are some things even more fundamental that need to be explained so that everything else I am teaching here makes better sense. I have had several questions asking about what a shadow is and how to recognize them. I have also had sever

We have already posted an article about shading cartoons and comics...so you can consider this part 2 of the cartoon shading tutorials. This article will discuss sketching simple objects and people in different positions in relation to a light source and how it affects the shadows and shading of that subject.

if you're having trouble with how the shadow would cast on your character, redraw it in the light POV, if the light can't see it, there's a shadow.