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– 🎵 PDF sheet music

– 🔠 Note names version (note names written on notes)

– 🎨 Color-coded notes version (ideal for visual learners!)

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– 🎧 MP3 audio reference

– 🎥 Video tutorial

– 🖼 High-resolution PNG & printable PDF

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– 📬 You can message me before or after purchase – I’m happy to help!

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💌 After purchase, please send:

1. The YouTube/audio link of your song

2. Your piano level (e.g., beginner, intermediate, advanced)

3. Any special requests (note names, left-hand focus, large font, etc.)

Let’s create a beautiful piano version of your favorite song — just for you 💖

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I can change the colors!

Spiffy!

Oh and look what else, it's got a to do list feature:

► Transmitted light

Light travelling through a surface is brightly colored (transmitted light)

Light bouncing off a surface is dully colored

4 types of light on leaves

highly chromatic yellow-green transmitted light

leaf in shadow downward

leaf in shadow facing upward, with blue shadows from the sky

sunlit leaf, highest value, but highly desaturated (almost white) as compared with the transmitted light leaf

► Subsurface scattering

When light enters and spreads (such as light passing through hands) which creates a super cool ‘glow’

Translucent flesh, small forms, and backlighting

► Color zones of the face

Forehead = light golden color

Forehead => Bottom of nose = reddish (more capillaries)

Bottom of nose => Chin = blueish, greenish, grayish color (more veins carrying deoxygenated blood)

Can be almost imperceptible in real life

► Rendering Hair

Big brushes, simple masses, soft edges, and controlled highlights

► Caustics = undulating waves from surface reflection (underwater highlights, drinking glasses)

► Specular Reflections = reflection of surrounding objects in shiny surface

Three rules:

The more reflective the surface, the broader range of values needed

Convex reflections (chrome) reflect mini views of the surrounding (sometimes beyond the scope of your composition)

Separate layer added on top of the usual modeling factors

Modeling effects + specular effects

► Highlights

Specular reflection on wet or shiny surfaces (hair, eyes, ice, scales, etc.)

any plane parallel to light source reflects highlight back at you

Annular highlights = form in pattern of circles made up of individual scratches on metal, twigs, etc.

► Color Corona = area of bright light surrounded by region of colorful light (i.e, setting sun)

Creates chromatic halo around light source

Lens flares

Streetlights, car headlights, sunsets and sunrises, solar highlights on wet surfaces

► Motion Blur

Two types:

Motion blur = form moves rapidly in front of stationary observer (object blurred)

Speed blur = camera tracks with fast-moving object (surrounding blurred)

Faster the motion, the stronger the blur

With speed blur, objects closest to the camera blur the most

Only blur edges

► Photos vs. Observation

Cameras distort images:

Deep shadows appear black and stark highlights appear white

Due to clipping

Colors shift or weaken and become monochromatic

Weak sources (like reflected light) are often lost

Using photos without losing color:

Make quick color notes

Photograph details, not the whole scene

Wait for overcast days

Take two exposures