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I know i'm not a professional or anything, but i thought perhaps it might help out SOMEONE, just to see my process

As stated above, these rules do not always apply depending on the lighting, though for the most part following these rules should suffice in helping to create brighter, more visually appealing objects.

Also remember to take into account backlighting/reflective light! For example, if a shiny ball is on a blue table, the blue colour may reflect upwards onto the ball.

FYI, this tutorial is not how to shade. Just how to pick the colours FOR the shading process.

Let me know if it was any help, thanks for looking!

EDIT: Just realised I misspelled palette as "pallette" in the tutorial... please ignore my idiocy! Thanks

Description
I know i'm not a professional or anything, but i thought perhaps it might help out SOMEONE, just to see my process

As stated above, these rules do not always apply depending on the lighting, though for the most part following these rules should suffice in helping to create brighter, more visually appealing objects.

Also remember to take into account backlighting/reflective light! For example, if a shiny ball is on a blue table, the blue colour may reflect upwards onto the ball.

FYI, this tutorial is not how to shade. Just how to pick the colours FOR the shading process.

Let me know if it was any help, thanks for looking!

EDIT: Just realised I misspelled palette as "pallette" in the tutorial... please ignore my idiocy! Thanks