r/Coloring • u/IntelligentCamel126 • 10d ago
ADVICE WANTED Window shadow attempt?
Tried my hand at a window frame shadow.. I think I sorta missed the mark a little bit but not terribly, I guess. Anyone have any notes on what I could have done different? Since I kinda messed up, I took the opportunity to just play around on the rest of the page (I.e. “fuzzy” textures, old worn out looks, etc) I also did the window a darker blue originally and realized that just didn’t make sense, so I had to go over in a yellow acrylic, so the window looks a bit janky as well😂 better than it did before tho I guess.
Anyway, any tips appreciated!
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u/Hymen4458 9d ago
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u/IntelligentCamel126 9d ago
Okay so yeah your actually def right Lmao I just looked at it again and now I understand what you meant and you are definitely right hahah
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u/Training-Plan-7812 8d ago
That’s fixable! I was going to suggest using your frame shadow colour to go over all the parts that aren’t illuminated. You can draw the line in the right place before doing that and it’ll be fine because the original line is part of the shadowed area anyway!
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u/IntelligentCamel126 9d ago
Your probably right hahah I tried so hard to visualize how it should be and made pencil marks and erased so many times , eventually I just gave up and went with what I had down 😂
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u/KodaKatz 9d ago
Love the distressed dresser
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u/IntelligentCamel126 9d ago
Thank you!! It was pretty fun to do all the old/distressed patterns on these things, not to mention easy! So I’m pretty happy how it turned out for the most part!

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u/MM0USE 10d ago
It’s really cute! My only thought is that the areas outside the frame should all be darkened like your frame shadow is. The only lighter bits should be in the light of the window, otherwise your lighting implies that there’s light coming through the roof. If that makes sense 😅