Why do designers use tonal shading?

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Designers use tonal shading to help make the drawing look more 3D, plus they use this shading to contrast the bouncing of light on the sides of the figure.

Simora [160]2 years ago

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Designers use tonal shading because tonal shading gives a drawling dimension.

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