Creating The Illusion Of Transparency

Create the illusion of transparencyThe shadow of a transparent hollow object is bright in the center and dark at the edges.Read more: How to Wear a Black Tank Outfit: 15 Cool Outfits Secondary emphasis on a solid transparent object causes a bright area in the object’s shadow.Value contrast is reduced when viewed through a transparent object. Here, a glass panel floats to the front with wavy stripes. We can’t see the glass, but can see its effect in reducing the contrast between the black and white stripes. The more you can include in your drawing, the stronger the illusion you will create.

The main highlight has a hard edge indicating that the surface it appears to be smooth (transparent objects are smooth).
The secondary marker inside the object and opposite the main marker implies a transparent solid.
The secondary highlight in the object’s wall opposite the main highlight implies a transparent hollow object.
The shadow is only light in the center and dark only at the edges implying a transparent hollow object.
A shade with a brightly lit area in another shadow means a transparent solid.
All transparent objects will convert the values of what is seen through them to average values.
Transparent solid objects distort (invert, reverse, or shift) what is seen through them.
Only the edges of transparent hollow objects significantly distort their background.

The iris of the eye (the color port) is covered by a solid transparent lens called the cornea. See how the primary and secondary light spots on the cornea affect the light on the iris. The tear is a transparent solid and is similarly affected.Read more: how to join an Overwatch voice chat | Top Q&A