Tintoretto had his own workshop, and where he used his compositional formula. The artist also incorporated three-dimensional where it appears more realistic. The artist uses more dark shadows throughout his background and subjects, he does not use many colors, the colors he uses are for the clothes and light of the Disciples, the light is internal and comes mainly from the sale and the halo of Jesus However, in this scene it seems that Jesus gives Judas the wet bread and lets him know to hurry up with what he has to do..