Warm up-Draw, shade, and label the sphere.

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Warm up-Draw, shade, and label the sphere.
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Element of Art-Value
is the degree of light and dark in a design.
It is the contrast between black and white and
all the tones in between.
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Types of Shading
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Contrast

• contrast refers to the arrangement of opposite
  elements (light vs. dark colors, rough vs. smooth
  textures, large vs. small shapes, etc.) in a
  piece so as to create visual interest, excitement
  and drama.
• Your artwork should have a high contrast using
  all values.

Strong Contrast
Weak Contrast
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Value doesnt mean just black and white
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Value Scale

• Use the width of the ruler to create each of the
  three rectangles. Each value scale should be 6
  inches long resulting in 6,one inch boxes.

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Sketchbook

• In your sketchbook draw three value scales
  regular shading, cross hatching, and stippling.

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Value Still Life

• Choose one of the three still lives from around
  the room.
• Pick your angle. Get comfortable because you will
  be here for three days.
• Draw a contour line drawing (outline of the whole
  scene or a portion of the scene)
• Shade your project using regular shading, cross
  hatching, and stippling.

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Student example
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Professional Examples
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