I have had quite a few people ask me about the handouts I used to do this color value lesson: So here you go...
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Value in art
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The idea was to some up with a creative way of creating a scale with 11 values from black to white and everything in between. The human eye can only see 44 different values in between black and white. Apparently the most a person has ever created without using a computer is 12. Here are 11.
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Anita Plamann
To continue our journey to discover the colors, with the year 7 classes, we painted landscapes in tempera tonal gradation. The forms that become more clear to the horizon can give a sense of distan…
Jenny Siemion
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Are you searching for creative and engaging worksheets to enhance your shading art skills? Look no further! Our shading art worksheets are designed to help both beginners and experienced artists improve their techniques and achieve stunning results. With a focus on various entities and subjects, these worksheets provide step-by-step instructions and exercises to master the art of shading. Whether you are interested in still life, portraits, landscapes, or abstract art, our shading art…
Paula Marsh
Value in art has various meanings, but for the purpose of this post we will be referring to value in relation to color theory. Value in art is essentially how light or dark something is on a scale of white to black (with white being the highest value and black being the lowest value). #drawpaintacademy
Magda Visser
Students will: 1. Listen to teacher as she demonstrates the technique of shading the sphere. 2. Clearly articulate the the art of shading by using the proper vocabulary. 3. Summarize their art work...
Laura Wilson
These value scales were done by my 2nd year 2-D kids as a warm-up exercise at the beginning of the school year. Yeah, I know I'm very late in posting them. See if you can find the scale in this first piece by junior Belinda Wu. This is her first year with me and she is coming to me with exceptional skills. She has cleverly hidden the scale in her table tops. Her attention to detail and her shading abilities are remarkable. This next piece by senior Halah Elsahhar is lovely. Her craftsmanship…
Audrey Squires