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Value

Value. Shading Techniques. What Is Value?. - The lightness or darkness of a color. - Value becomes critical in a work which has no colors other than black, white, and a gray scale. - Value helps to make drawings of objects look more realistic or “3-D.”. Value charts.

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Value

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  1. Value Shading Techniques

  2. What Is Value? • - The lightness or darkness of a color. • - Value becomes critical in a work which has no colors other than black, white, and a gray scale. • - Value helps to make drawings of objects look more realistic or “3-D.”

  3. Value charts

  4. Graphite Grading System B = Black H = Hard F = Fine HB = No. 2

  5. Why Add Value? Value turns Shapes…. …into Forms!

  6. Shading Techniques Hatching Cross Hatching Blending Stippling

  7. Hatching /Cross Hatching

  8. Blending

  9. Stippling

  10. Videos • Shading Techniques: • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXeIf-fpawo&feature=endscreen&NR=1 • Stippling Video: • http://vimeo.com/33091687

  11. Parts of a form A = High Light B = Middle Tones C = Core Shadow D = Reflected Light E = Cast Shadow

  12. What is cropping? • - Cropping is when you zoom into or cut out a piece of information from your artwork.

  13. cropping

  14. Cropping

  15. Positive and Negative Space

  16. Composition • - Composition is how things are arranged in an image. Where are they? Are they touching? Are they cropped? Are they overlapping?

  17. Rule of THirds

  18. Student examples

  19. Student Examples

  20. Student Examples

  21. Student Examples

  22. Things to remember… • -Sketch first! • Enlarge, Crop and Rule of Thirds! • If your shapes and lines are not correct, your shading will never look right. • Go S L O W L Y - rushing value will make your objects look unrealistic. • -Use your eraser as a tool, not just for fixing mistakes! • -Pay attention to details- that’s what will make your work look more real!

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