A 365 day lesson in learning to loosen up, to forget being "perfect", and to learn to love the line... My half hour journey to enlightenment via the train and its passengers.
Thursday, April 5, 2012
Django and his shadow
This is my friend Django, an excellent guitar player, who graciously allowed me to practice on him. For a while now I've been running away from deep shadows. But if we never try, we can never figure it out, right? So now I'm trying. Here's the question I played /will be playing around with: How solid should the deep shadow be? If it becomes too deep does it render the person flat? How much shadow is too much? But if it's shadowed like I did on Django's face and neck, does it appear too "raggedy" for lack of a better word? OR if I did it solid, as in one solid line denoting the edge, would THAT make it appear weird? This begs further exploration. :-)
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