Color is deceptive; value describes the world.
3.1 The Grayscale Method
3.2 Lighting Scenarios
3.3 Digital Glazing
Moving from "sketching" to "professional production."
6.1 The Professional Pipeline
6.2 Photobashing and Texture
6.3 Finishing Touches
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