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The secret to making a two-dimensional circle look like a three-dimensional sphere is the shading. A light will create a bright spot, with a gradient to darker shadows on the opposite side. Read on to learn how you can master this technique for yourself. | The secret to making a two-dimensional circle look like a three-dimensional sphere is the shading. A light will create a bright spot, with a gradient to darker shadows on the opposite side. Read on to learn how you can master this technique for yourself. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
#Draw a hollow circle with a light line. You can use a compass or trace a round object or circular template to get a clean circle. | #Draw a hollow circle with a light line. You can use a compass or trace a round object or circular template to get a clean circle. | ||
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#Use your finger or a [[wikipedia:Tortillon|tortillon]] to blend the shading and add a shadow. Notice how the circle now appears spherical, with depth. | #Use your finger or a [[wikipedia:Tortillon|tortillon]] to blend the shading and add a shadow. Notice how the circle now appears spherical, with depth. | ||
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== Tips == | == Tips == | ||
