As the art of perspective drawing has developed, Western realistic paintings have become better at conveying the illusion of space as the artists see it. One of the most important techniques is the use of light and shadow to create the illusion of depth on a flat surface. The three-dimensionality of the objects is diminished if the light is not shown on a picture plane in this depiction of the space. So, I want to know if accurately expressing shadow and shade ensures that the place being described is recognized. This study will focus on the work of Johannes Vermeer, a realist who drew images of ordinary life, and examine how he used geometric shadow and shade. Shadow is a versatile design feature that may be utilized to highlight, soften, or otherwise enhance a subject in architecture and landscape. The shadow may also provide character and vitality to the design. This article uses real-world examples to investigate the unique impact that shadows have on buildings and outdoor spaces.

Light, Shadow, Painting, Colour