Digital painters are very skilled and really need to know how to use color well. If they make it look like water is moving, which of these statements is MOST likely to be true?
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The illusion of movement is caused by slow shifts in color.
The illusion of movement is caused by slow shifts in color.
Other animators will only focus on coloring characters.
Other animators will only focus on coloring characters.
Before computers, there was no way to illustrate movement.
Before computers, there was no way to illustrate movement.
There is no way to show movement with black and white film.
The illusion of movement is caused by slow shifts in color.
Which BEST explains the difference between a digital designer and a digital artist?
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Nothing; the terms digital designer and digital artist are interchangeable.
Nothing; the terms digital designer and digital artist are interchangeable.
A digital designer creates characters, and a digital artist makes advertisements.
A digital designer creates characters, and a digital artist makes advertisements.
A digital artist uses computers, and a digital designer does not.
A digital artist uses computers, and a digital designer does not.
A digital artist works with art and other elements like sound, and a designer does not.
The correct statement that is most likely to be true is:
The illusion of movement is caused by slow shifts in color.
The statement that is most likely to be true is: "The illusion of movement is caused by slow shifts in color."
Digital painters use various techniques to create the illusion of movement in their artwork. One such technique is using slow shifts in color to mimic the subtle changes that occur when light interacts with different objects or materials, such as water. By carefully selecting and blending colors, digital painters can give the impression of flowing or moving water. This technique involves understanding how to use color theory, such as complementary colors, color temperature, and value, to create the desired effect. By manipulating the colors and their shifts, digital painters can make their artwork appear dynamic and lifelike. Therefore, the statement that mentions the use of slow shifts in color to create the illusion of movement is most likely to be true.