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Author: MIRIAM PATERNOSTERLIGHT AND SHADOW IN ART School Year / ClassoPrimary o1oMiddle o2Subject : Timetable photo 4Teachers role:o Main Teacher o Other: Subject taught: Teachers role:o Main Teacher

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1. Start by observing the object or scene you want to depict.
2. Identify the primary light source and its direction. This will determine where the light and shadow will fall.
3. Divide the object or scene into basic shapes and forms. This will help you understand how light and shadow interact with different surfaces.
4. Determine the intensity and direction of the light. This will influence the brightness of the highlights and the depth of the shadows.
5. Start by lightly shading the areas that are directly facing away from the light source. These areas will receive little to no light and should be darker.
6. Gradually build up the shading and create a gradual transition from light to dark areas. Use a combination of different shading techniques, such as hatching or cross-hatching, to create texture and depth.
7. Pay attention to the highlights and reflections. These areas will be the brightest and should be left mostly white or lightly shaded.
8. Continuously step back and evaluate your work to ensure the overall composition and balance of light and shadow.
9. Practice regularly and experiment with different lighting scenarios to improve your understanding and proficiency in depicting light and shadow.

Who needs light and shadow in?

1. Artists: Artists, whether traditional or digital, rely on understanding light and shadow to create realistic and visually appealing artwork.
2. Photographers: Photographers need to understand light and shadow to control the mood and lighting in their photographs.
3. Architects and Interior Designers: These professionals utilize light and shadow to enhance the aesthetics and functionality of architectural spaces.
4. Animators and Game Designers: Light and shadow play a crucial role in creating immersive and visually engaging animations and video games.
5. Makeup Artists and Stylists: These professionals use light and shadow to enhance facial features and create different effects through makeup and styling techniques.
6. Film Directors and Cinematographers: The use of light and shadow is essential in creating visually captivating scenes and conveying emotions in films and videos.
7. Illustrators and Graphic Designers: Light and shadow are fundamental elements in visual storytelling and graphic design.
8. Fashion Designers: Fashion designers utilize light and shadow to showcase the texture, structure, and draping of their designs.
9. Sculptors: Sculptors use light and shadow to create depth, highlight specific features, and bring their sculptures to life.
10. Anyone interested in visual arts: Understanding light and shadow can enhance one's appreciation and comprehension of various art forms and aesthetics.

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