Lighting, glaring, and shadowing

Concepts

input/output, delays, visibility, simple costume handling, simple events

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• Lighting, glaring, and shadowing
• lighting is the light hitting an object.
• to do lighting, just add a white dot or two in the corner of the object.
• let's draw "lighting."
• glaring is the light hitting the back of an object causing a shadow.
• to add glaring, shade (with a white crayola crayon, other brands don't do) a curve at the side of your object.
• let's do "glaring."
• there are two types of shadowing. ground shadowing and glare reverse (those are the best way i describe it).
• ground shadowing is when you put down the object's shadow.
• let's do "ground shadowing."
• glare reverse is the same thing as glaring (you'd know if you were listening before), only reverse, meaning instead of light hitting it, it's the shadow.
• let's do "glare reverse."

Images

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  background scene - scene/canvas
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  seal #1 - seal
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  seal #2 - seal
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  eye - eye 1
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  eye - eye 2
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  canvas - canvas
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  block - block 1
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  block - block 2
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  rock - rock 1
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  rock - rock 2
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  ball - ball 1
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  ball - ball 2