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Stamping 3D objects provides shape and depth through several techniques. The object's local color value and surrounding shades create the appearance of form, while reflected light and blocked light further enhance the realism of depth between objects. Together, these techniques allow for the stamping of 3D shapes.

• Middle value of the
local colour of the
object
• Shade on object
• Reflected light of
surrounding object
• Shade on the
surrounding of
object because of
blocked of light

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