Tintoretto had his own workshop and where he used his composition formula. The artist also incorporated the three-dimensional in which it appears more realistic. The artist has more dark shadows for his entire background and his subjects, he does not use many colors, the colors he uses are for the robes and the light of the Disciples, the light is interior and comes mainly from sales and Jesus aureola. However, in this scene it appears that Jesus is giving Judas the wet bread and letting him know to hurry up with what he needs to do.