Light and Color Study: Night Scene
2 hrs. 54 min. | August 2, 2011 | Photoshop CS5 and up | Author: Eddie Russell
In this collection of lessons we will study the of light on color while painting a night scene. Throughout the process of painting this color concept, we’ll focus on various aspects of light and color at night. After we’ve spent a little time setting up or composition, we’ll get things started by choosing the colors for the sky in our image. Here we’ll learn why colors change so much at night. We’ll also learn about choosing both key and fill lights for our scene. Some of the other topics we will address while working through this painting are things like atmospheric perspective, reflected light, cast shadows and form shadows as well as the interaction between colored lights. After completing this course, you should have a better idea of how to choose color for a night time image.
Contents:
- 01. Introduction and project overview
- 02. Setting up the composition
- 03. Setting the mood of our scene
- 04. Building up the composition
- 05. Painting the silhouette for our floating island
- 06. Accounting for atmospheric interference in the composition
- 07. Adding a body of water
- 08. Continuing to work on the water
- 09. Painting background and midground shadows
- 10. Painting background and midground highlights
- 11. Painting foreground highlights
- 12. Adding a sense of scale to the image
- 13. Lighting the island
- 14. Adding spotlights to the island
- 15. Adding additional secondary light sources
- 16. Adding clouds and fog to our scene
- 17. Detailing the moon and final touch ups
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