Learn a five-step shading process that can be used to shade any subject, from simple objects like a sphere to complex subjects like the human figure. The process starts by dividing light from shadow using the line of termination and darkening all shadow areas to a number three value. It then progresses to darkening the core shadow, refining the values, and adding highlights.

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Shading Series:
   • Light Your Drawing Subject with a Single L...  
   • How to Shade by Separating Light from Shadow  
   • How to Shade with Only 5 Values  
   • How To Shade Anything  
   • Drawing With Light  

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Figure Drawing Paper: Canson Mi-Teintes Chestnut: https://www.dickblick.com/items/canso...
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Credits:
Teaching & Instructional Design: Brent Eviston: (https://www.brenteviston.com/)
Videography & Editing : Bec Ellis (https://www.bec-ellis.com/)
Music licensed: Theater of Delays, Songs: "Staring at Carpets", "High Hopes", "Flare"(https://theatreofdelays.com/)

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