So if there's reflected light, the terminator becomes more pronounced, but either way, with or without reflected light, it would still be the darkest part of the object, right?

"What if there is no sunlight... we're in Ireland" Ouch! As an Irish person, this hit a bit too close to home :p

my whole understanding of light and shadow changed, ive never thought of it that way

A new educational video from Sinix AND Boro today?? yeah it's a good day.

Thanks for helping me bullshit my way through complex art shit

Nice, i learn more from just watching you paint than from my art class, they just sorta throw us in and expect us to know everything already so we can just barely finish our pieces before moving on. My teacher just yammers on about tones and making things look 3D but i didn't know crap about values, perspective or lighting/shading until a year ago. Your tutorials are awesome.

"We're in Ireland"

You are right, outside cold shadows worm light and inside the opposite, also shadows are most prominent where they meet with light

@Borodante Why do some painters use the color of opposition (Complementary) to make the shadow? (Eg, Blue object, its shadow in Orange, or the inverse). They say that from realism to shadow.

I also thought I should let you know this vid literally blew my mind. So thanks again, learnt lots ^-^

This is literally everything I needed in life. Thanks so much! ~

These subtitles make me laugh, "Laura Dante" i rly like your videos :D

It's like you knew I was googling this today, thanks!!

I love your Tutorials! Keep it up man :D

Super helpful as always. Thanks!

This was a perfect video for me right now. Thank you!

Your videos really help me, thanks!

I like the new music in your videos, it gives them a nice mood

You're one of my favourite KZfaq artists. I just like your attitude a lot You're not trying to show off and just flexing there being an awesome artist.

THANK YOU!!!! i am starting painting (and the transition from drawing to painting is very hard hehe) and i feel like everything i try is just like soo aweful, with boroschool i can get tricks to make stuff look better and more realistic!!

I believe that the style of shadows talked about in the diffused light situation of a cloudy day are occlusion shadows. Where the light dissipates the closer two objects meet.

I was literally just wondering about why some shadows are cool and others are warm. thanks.

I can't paint like you or any artist but I like to listen you while I'm gaming. your voice is so calming man. ♪♫

According to the captions, your name is Laura Dante.

What if the light is not sunlight but some other lighting like neon lights or moon light or a bunch of other lights like where one is blue and another is warmer or like you are at a disco or if the ball is a pearl? I really want to know how that would work because that is very challenging to me.

Everytime i watch these informative videos , ah make sense . But when i try to do it .. my brain just shutdown🙂

Спасибо! Хорошо объясняете, как раз то, что искала

Enjoyed the video! Very informative. Have a good one. Bye!

The episode where you talked about roughness of the material and how it affects the terminator was in the Cyborg episode, I believe!

What about cell shading? You just isolate the area not facing the light and make it darker?

The cold shadow - warm light tradition also has to do with the (general) light sensitivity of human eyes regarding different wavelenghts.

This makes me the biggest troubles....picking right color for shados and light spots..thanks Boro 😘 seems a bit easier now

so basically for painting anatomy, most areas such as neck, under the nose, armpit, the back of the knee should be saturated due to how light bounces around within the gap?

Hello Boro.revisiting this again.The area on the ball that is being hit directly.The Brightest.is it that the specular could actually be lighter than this area ? if this is right then there is a difference between brightness and lightness.sort of getting my head round it.Thanks.

Is there a place I can get a wrist brace like yours? I'm looking for ways to help prevent RSI while drawing, I've seen posts about braces however I'm unsure if they help or not.

Boro: "No one cares if it's wrong... people only care if it looks wrong, and that's a big difference" Me: *EVERYTHING LOOKS WRONG*

respect!

thank you, man. dziękuję, spasiba, danke, tak, merci, gracias, obrigado. sooo goood.

what app are you using

Hi Borodante. I agree with most of what you’re saying. But isn’t color becomes more washed out (less saturation) as it gets brighter? And becomes more saturated when it gets darker? This is because the brighter the color the more it will moves toward white and white can only have zero saturation. While black can have full saturation. Essentially to pick brighter color we need to slightly reduce the saturation. While to pick darker color we need to slightly increase the saturation. What you are teaching in this video is the reverse of how the color works in photography and in 3D graphics. To prove my point, you can try download this image. filmicworlds.com/images/2017_03_30_filmic_curve/filmic_exposure.jpg And try to sample the color of the brown building at the right. Let me know what you think about this. Regards, Widhi Muttaqien

well, I suppose I can see how this video would be helpful if you happen to live on a planet with only one sun.

Villainous Artist, he sound like a villain.

my brain hurts

i love what you said about the projected shadow that noone cares if it s actually wrong or right ,but if it looks good/right .i remember when i was taking a Descriptive Geometry class aanddd i hated the part about shadows ,it didnt make sense to me XD*3d year of school still no use to it*

I want one of those skulls.

Depending on the light source hue shouldn't the shadow include it's complementary color?

this is one of your best videos so far, and i've been watching them all :) tell me Mr. Borodante :) why you are not painting with oils or acrylic etc? I started painting not so long ago and the digital domain so "cold and dry " and lacking the "hands on" feel ... share your thoughts and experience please :) I am a musician and educator in profession so I can say I'm an artist too :D

Thanks for the tutorial! And I personally don't think you should stop saying "fronds" in intro, intro is kind of your trademark now ;)

i think i get it but i also dont, so, i just gonna have it running in my mind background until i apply it to my drawings without taking notice of it

So, when you were choosing the brightness and saturation on the color picker, sometimes there was a litte like warning sign. What is that for?

KORN IS SO FUCKING UNDERRATED TF I LOVE KORN TF TF

lol you are funny guy. Tutorial is good but sometimes it's too confusing

hahahaha 18:10 you kill me Borodante

Im colourblind , not 100% , but enough to fuck me in the ass while making shadows . Any tips on how to better my digital art in this way ?

I like it, it fits you LMAO!

The colour of the shadow is the opposite colour of the light, well actually the outline of the shadow its kind of crazy.

how to draw gold ? add the video and help me

no more fronds? :'(

That Ireland comment still hurts :((

This is so wrong. As the light get brighter the lights gets less saturated not more. The most saturated part is the saturated core near the transition from light to shadow.

fronds

just as reference since i assume english is not your first language... "Subtle" is pronounced Su-til not Sub-til and thanks for the tutorial it actually really helped!

The most important question... Where is the skull?!

Somehow it's not weird when you do hand movements on camera, I guess if I saw you do your goodbye movement in real life I'd feel like you're a weirdo.

Doctor Evil

Who is this bearded man? I'm confused

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