How to Paint Lights and Shadows Using Acrylic by JM Lisondra
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Learn how to paint the basic lighting and adding shadows using acrylic. Please hit like, add some comments and subscribe for more videos.
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114 comments on “How to Paint Lights and Shadows Using Acrylic by JM Lisondra”
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Very good tutorial . Thanks
Once again, another awesome lesson! I would laugh at the person that says you have your shadows in the wrong place. They obviously don't understand art , but to question the awesomeness of your paintings? I call that insane! John, you are so awesome I wouldn't even worry about what others say about your work. But once again I totally appreciate your lessons!! They teach me so much. Thanks again John for sharing your spectacular work!!
Your amazing John...love your thorough explanation...and ofcourse ur art.
you're always welcome Connie and thank you very much! 🙂
English is a difficult language but your getting good at it. Thanks for the lesson brother.
you're welcome Ned.. I am also learning here.. 🙂 thank you...
Thank you for teaching.
Excellent job of describing and showing the difference between shadowing an object and highlighting it. Great job on light sources and light colors and your blending of these light source colors A+ my friend. That is always my first decision in a painting where is the light source coming from. I still use shapes like triangle's, sphere's and cylinder shapes to warm up on before I paint, just to get in the grove. Love your video's. Thanks
you're welcome Dawn and thank you very much 🙂
Very useful dear
God bless you
thank you Krishna.. God bless you too...
Thank you, John, I needed the light and shadow lesson!
Please talk little louder
you're welcome Ruth... and thank you very much! 🙂
Thanks once again, John for your good will.
I found this tutorial very helpfull and your method and speed of teaching very good and easy to followthank you John for giving me pleasure in my painting xx( the xx are English for kisses)
you're always welcome Hazel and thank you very much 🙂
merci pour ce partage
You made this lesson so clear. Thank you John for the demonstration. Great lesson.
you're welcome Dora.. thank you very much! 🙂
Hola hohn!!!buen video para uno aprender gracias👍🏼👍🏼😊😊
Thanks, it's is very important for us. Your teaching is useful.👩🎨🎨
you're welcome Wanda.. thank you
wow,...before checking your video probably few second ago i was thinking tht its been some days john has not uploaded his tutorial yet but amazed thing is after turn on my computer ,firstly watched your video n happy to see u again n thx 🙂
you welcome 🙂
thank you very much Khan.. I am also busy sometimes..
can the shadow be in front?..and there is a difference in shadow..or reflection and highlight? yes?
okay thank you John
Yes Gail.. You can also put the shadows in any side.. Depending on the light source..
thank you John!!!
okay I see the difference now
First again