Non-metallic Metal
May 2009·p. 93
THE SHORT VERSION
The explanation treats reflective paintwork as a pictorial technique applied to a three-dimensional figure. Planned light points determine sudden changes between dark and bright areas. Strong black-to-white contrast and environmental colour make the illusion work. Geometric diagrams and illustrated examples provide a framework that still requires practice and smooth blending.
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