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I want to talk about some simple things that even professional photomanipulators don't give enough attention sometimes. It's the reason why our work can be perceived as wrong a bit , especially by traditional artists. People who are not artists usually say “something's wrong”                                                            Our theme for today is colour of light and shadow. I want to point out – there are many colour schemes and rules for that (it would be better to write an individual tutorial on that), some are better for realistic works, some for surrealism, some for abstraction etc. It depends on your idea.

  Archive    The Artist’s Toolkit `spotted (https://www.deviantart.com/spotted) spotted (https://www.deviantart.com/spotted)      :iconchristopherpollari: ChristopherPollari (https://www.deviantart.com/christopherpollari)      Just happy to be at my easel painting Twitter Facebook Google+ Whether they be a baker, painter, or candlestick maker, every artisan has their own set of tools. The strategic slice of a chef’s knife, the perfectly placed stroke of a painter’s brush, the forensic eye of a camera lens, each bends to the will of their master. But the artist must first learn to tame each of their tools before they will do their bidding. Hundreds of hours spent between artist and instrument builds the foundation needed for th