Art process

  So, what are 'Render', 'Rendering' tabs for and how 'slots' appear. In 'Rendering' tab we can choose 'Render Engine'  its parameters and set some 'Viewport' options and choose 'Slot' for next rendering output. From 'Render' we can launch rendering process itself so it will use setting configured in 'rendering tab' and that configs willl go to appropriate slot, that way you can keep mutiple configurations 'for render'. So in flow 'Render' goes after 'Rendering' even it goes before on panel.   

  To see how added 'light' elements affect on scene objects 'Rendered' mode should be set.  There are 4 types of light elements: 'point', 'sun', 'spot', and 'area'. Actually I don't get expected shadows from 'sun' element. 'Point', 'spot', and 'area' require to strenthen 'power' parameter in 'data' tab of an 'obeject properties panel'. The most interesting is a theory about 'Rim' (for backround), 'Fill' and 'Key' lights suggest by 'Blender fundamentals 2.8:23' list on an Blender channel on youtube.

  Sometimes 40 days long marathon to keep some activity motivates more than ambitions to achieve something in undefined future. I'm about 4 days playing with Blender. Still not understand why 'shading' tab generates much more attractive picture with 'controls' as on image above than produces 'Render > Image' as shown belove. So I made list of 40 topics I want to cover in next 40 days and let see what will happen. Make water, sand, and grass texture objects and render them as photorealistic picture. Find out why shadows from sun are on oppsite side than expected : Check if I can make sectios in Blender, and materials can intersect each other if need. what are difference between 'Transform' and 'Delata transform' extrudes of different curves how to create solids of revolution can i make .svg outline from 'viewport' or  can i put measurements can we create a complex texture with just blender tools with no external image uploading crea...

  I was little bit angry with my collegues from graphic design department as they are focused to create something 'sexy' without keep perspective, shadows and shadows.  Mayby I was just envious because most of commercial graphic designers are employed just after few month courses and not imagine basics how many calculations requirres drawing in perspective. Offcourse I more appreciate graphics with right drawn structure but hope to keep empathy for commercial drawers. 

  Sometimes mistakes or side effect can be source of new ideas. This time I've played with selections in corel draw and caught thrilling effect on facade. Scaled nodes even remain me chat ballons. That can be idea of a poster "May be silent crowd of people with clouds of thoughts" :). Sometime hidden elements are key ones.

How many materials an artist needs? People have a preference for specific colors. Even if you buy a set of hundreds of colors after a month of regular use you will notice 5-6 colors are finished. So why not buy those most used ones only. Another truth about colors is just getting more on mixing basic ones. During fine art lessons many tasks on mixing colors are usually given. Students have to generate over 20 colors out of 3-4 basic ones. Talking about other tools you can actually use many things around as art materials. You can paint even without a brush. The image above is drawn with ink and stick. You can use old plastic credit or discount card instead of pallete knive. Posters can be made of masking type and sponge. You can see other example in my post on workshop made with paper, scissors, 2 acrylic paints colors, thred and sponge: https://lentochko.blogspot.com/2017/03/masterclass-in-poznan.html Minimal art materials set. So, summariznig all it up I recomend: whatman whatman,...