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What is a better way to shade and add a 3d look to a drawing?
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What is a better way to shade and add a 3d look to a drawing?

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Answer: pick an angel of where you wan the light to be shining and then shade dark going into light facing the light spot

Explanation:

look at the images i drew them all and they show a good idea of what i said. especially the cube stack.

P.S.

dont forget to make a shadow

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