Lighting can be a very difficult trick to master. Shadows Berger colour shades image can be very difficult to describe properly. Subscribers do not always draw the shadows very realistic, but to draw shapes, which are meant to symbolize the shadows. These sharp shapes may be very neat appearance. Other artists attempt to capture the light in a more realistic to use airbrushing, stippling, hatching or shading a number of other techniques. Whatever technique you want to use, many of the principles of lighting is the same. For example, no matter what shade you are, you need to figure out where the light source is.
If you have a pen in hand, there are a few ways that you can shadow.
1. Scribbling
Intuitive way to tone is lubricated with swirling pencil, to spend more time shaking the areas that are supposed to be more shaded. But this is not the only way.
2. Spot
You can also use the stipple method, which involves placing a large number of points closer to or further away from each other.
3. Crosshatch
You can also use the grid method, where you can do a number of X characters, press lighter as you move toward the more well-lit parts.
4. Hatching
5. Airbrush
If you use a graphics program, you can use the airbrush tool set of pixels in a non-uniform way.