To me though, this sounds like nonsense because the color for the shadows needs to come from somewhere. The only reason I’m wondering about it is because he said he took a color theory class and that’s what he was taught. It's much easier to grasp if you're already in the game. It's basically a 'win more' book, or an EXP multiplier. I recommend to use it after you have some solid fundation over painting. Basically he was saying that whatever color the light is, the shadow would be tinted that light’s complementary color. This is a book to truely understand how color and light works.
However, I remember someone said that the reason shadows have a blue tint outside is because the sun’s light is yellowish orange and that it’s complimentary color is blue hence why shadows outside are blue tinted. carefully crafted and researched study on color and light in paintings. Now this makes sense to me, because at least their some kind of logic to it. From New York Times best-selling author of the Dinotopia series, James Gurney, comes a. Dinotopia: Journey To Chandara - James Gurney. However, the indirect lighting from the blue sky would be able to color the shadow, which would give it a blue tint. Color Theory for the Make-up Artist: Understanding Color and Light for Beauty and Special. When it comes to outdoor shadows I know that they ‘may’ have a bluish tint because of the fact that the sun creates the shadow so no light from the sun can get into the shadow.
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