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Shiny Materials Have one light source At line drawing stage have in mind which areas will be shiny. USE: White pencil (It will convey shimmer and soft.

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1 Shiny Materials Have one light source At line drawing stage have in mind which areas will be shiny. USE: White pencil (It will convey shimmer and soft reflections)

2 Shine & Iridescence EVENING FABRICS smooth, lustrous, and glossy surfaces which reflect light beautifully. To express shine leave softer or sharper highlights.

3 Beads & Sequins USE Glitter pens, metallic markers, and white- paint markers. These express shine and highlights of beaded and sequined fabrics. Black dots with shifted highlights effectively show the dimensions of the beading.

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