Priority is to learn rendering / drawing (SVG & Raster) in OKLAB/OKLCH based on:

• Lightness
• Chroma and Hue
• A (how green/red the color is)
• B (how blue/yellow the color is)

Study how conventional lighting methods in film making are applicable to UI, alongside existing Product UIs and what combination/value curves make them aesthetic.

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Split Lighting (9 or 3 o'clock)

Split lighting involves setting a single light at either 9 or 3 o'clock, resulting in one side of the subject's head being illuminated.

Backlight or Rim Lighting (12 o'clock)

When the light is behind your subject at 12 o'clock, it can result in beautiful rim lighting.

Butterfly Lighting (6 o'clock)

Butterfly lighting results when you place a light source slightly above and in front of your model at 6 o'clock.

Clamshell Lighting

Clamshell lighting is achieved by combining butterfly lighting with a reflector or a light placed underneath as fill light.

Loop Lighting (5 or 7 o'clock)

Loop lighting involves positioning the main light just above eye level at approximately 5 or 7 o'clock.

Rembrandt Lighting (4 or 8 o'clock)

Named after the Dutch painter, achieved by placing the light closer to 4 or 8 o'clock.

Short Lighting

Involves positioning the light source similarly to Rembrandt lighting, but you also turn the subject towards the light.

Broad Lighting

Similar to short lighting, but the subject is slightly turned away from the light source.

Cross Lighting

Place the main light source at 4-5 o'clock and an edge light at 10-11 o'clock.

• Monochrome
• Analogous
• Complementary
• Split Complementary
• Triadic
• Tetradic

• How colors interact — i have this book.
• Aerial perspective