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The next very important topic that we need to cover in order to make your compositions flow and be very easy to read is lighting. Now, lighting in its most basic form is a directional light source, an object that catches that light and then a shadow on that object away from the light. Now that gets a little bit more complex when we have an object or light source, a shadow away from the light. And a surface thats going to be obscured by the object in front of it. And so, for the purposes of illustration I almost always and I highly recommend that you do too use a directional light source as opposed to a pin light which will radiate light out in all directions and this can be extraordinarily difficult to compensate for for really very little practical effect and so, what Im going to do is Im going to draw a line from the outline of my foreground object and that is where we going to cast a shadow onto the object below it. And one further thing to bear mind is that when you have an obj