【コメントピック】アニメ塗りについて考える(procreate)

The paragraph discusses the concept of anime painting, particularly focusing on the technique of thick painting (アド). The speaker reflects on a viewer's comment requesting insights into this style and shares a story about a model's lecture on the importance of three-dimensional representation in art. The speaker explains the basic idea of considering how light forms shadows and how to think about the parts of an object that become shadowed. They use an AI-generated image of a model in three poses to illustrate the concept of light direction and its impact on the perception of depth and detail in anime painting. The speaker emphasizes the importance of understanding the angle of light and how it affects the brightness of different parts of the image, drawing parallels to Ramble's prophecy and the concept of predicting light distribution across various surfaces.

In this section, the speaker delves deeper into the practical application of light source principles in anime art. They describe the process of determining the light source and how it affects the shadows and highlights on a subject. The speaker uses the analogy of painting a panel to explain the concept of areas that receive no light and how to visualize these areas in relation to the light source. They also discuss the importance of understanding the angles and positions of different surfaces in relation to the light, using the example of a face to illustrate how light from above would cast shadows and highlights. The speaker suggests that while the principles are straightforward, applying them requires a sense of spatial awareness and practice.

The speaker introduces the EasyPose app as a tool to better understand and visualize light sources and their effects on subjects. They explain that while the app is not specifically for improving drawing skills, it can help artists grasp the concept of light direction and how it creates a sense of space and depth. The speaker then discusses the differences between the gradual gradients often seen in illustrations and the more defined light and shadow areas typical in anime art. They also mention the importance of marking areas that are not reached by light and how this contributes to the overall anime style. The speaker shares their own experiences with AI-generated images and how they have helped in understanding and applying these principles to their art. They conclude by encouraging viewers to challenge themselves with anime painting and to find their own style and approach.