This lesson shows you a better technique to add shadowing than the familiar Drop Shadow. I developed this technique because Drop Shadow does not allow you to move or adjust the opacity of a shadow after it is created. This technique allows you to mirror an image with shadowing, to create shadow reflections on the ground, and to size and move these shadows after you create them. In other words you can create natural looking shadows that are long and skinny or short and fat and make adjustments to them after you create them.

This Quickie Lesson also tells you how to select the colors you need from the picture you're working on, how to add shadowing to make people appear to be pressed together and how to add shadowing to make feet look like they're on the floor or ground.

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