12-02-2012
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what the heil
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If you're trying to make a blend from pure white to pure black, I'd do it in a line rather than a circle. If you want to shade a circle, the shadows and highlights curve around the shape rather than diagonal lines. Also, you don't need too many colors to shade. Part of the art form is using minimal colors to create quality detail. This example uses dithering, a technique that a lot of people use; it's basically putting the different shades in a checkered pattern so when you zoom out, it looks like it's blending. Though keep in mind, you shouldn't overuse it or things start to look grainy. I try not to use dithering if it's not necessary. Found on Google Images: https://www.evernote.com/shard/s1/res/a74acd2b-f3cf-4b49-aa8d-35601f2088e3.jpg?resizeSmall&width=800 (Unsupported image host) |