You know what extra I love about you? (Apart from Rose, Steve, your art supplies, tips and tricks? (As if that wasn’t a lot already!) But, it’s the fact that you don’t yell or scream in your videos so I can leave you on during the night and lull myself to sleep dreaming of colouring supplies…. and not wake up in a sweat because I was jolted out of REM sleep by a loud jarring noise! 🤗🤗🤗 I really appreciate that 😂

This is the best video I have ever seen on demystifying the subject of light sources and where to put highlights and shadows. Thank you!❤

Thanks for the ruler tip. I'm always struggling with light source.

It distressed me when there are too many light sources. I'm glad you have done this so folks can learn how to deal with this

Jennifer, Happy Thanksgiving to you, your wonderful hubby, children, and all your loved ones. Thank you for all the joy you give. Many blessings to you and yours!

Happy Thanksgiving. Thank you for the coloring pages! And I love the tip of using a ruler! Question: what do you use to cut your rulers to make them smaller for traveling?

I have been following the lighting fast track on Patreon, and it is fantastic. For the first time I feel as if I understand not only how to show where the light is but also how to shade my work and make it look 3d instead of flat. I highly recommend this course to anyone who is struggling the way I was. Also I love Rose.. I was part of the Maltese rescue in Oregon for many years

Thanks Jennifer, this video was really helpful! And so straightforward.

Oh my gosh. What a brilliant tip. I'm a beginner and just starting my journey as a colorist. I haven't spent too much time worrying about light sources because I don't want to get overwhelmed but I do understand the basics of it 😊 This is a really great little tip and I'm definitely going to be ordering a clear ruler. 😊

Hope you've had a wonderful Thanksgiving.

This is great! I always default to the top right for my light source as well 😊

Happy Thanksgiving everyone!!🦃🦃

Helpful tip. My problem is trying to see how the shadows are added to animals to delineate body parts. For example, with a deer I see colorists add dark shading around the upper legs to show you where the leg is attached to the body and the curve of that area if the animal is moving. I can't figure out how you know how to place that. Lots of other examples. I'm searching for a video somewhere.

wow thank you so much that is such an easy way i never thought of xx

Happy Thanksgiving to all of you. Thank you very much for those useful tips.

Happy Thanksgiving blessings to your family❤

Happy Thanksgiving from New Orleans, La guys !!!

wonderful tips!!!!

Thank you. What a wonderful tip! Happy Thanksgiving from Wyoming!

Thank you 🙏🏽!

AWESOME TIPS!!!! :D

Thank you so much for this. 🥲🙏❤ Happy Thanksgiving 🦃❤️🍁

Happy Thanksgiving

🦃Happy Thanksgiving!!🍁 from Ohio🇺🇸

That's my biggest struggle that makes it so difficult for me

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