2425 Art 1 S1 Review - Value

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Term for the lightness or darkness of an area or object

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Value

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Term to describe a drawing that contains all of the values - light, medium and dark values, we say it has...

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A Full Range of Value

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Term for extreme opposites. In value it means very light values along with very dark values.

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Contrast

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Shading with long pencil marks – avoided in this class! Options: Scribble-Scrabble, Value, A Full Range of Value, “Growing Blob”

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Scribble-Scrabble

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The correct maximum width of pencil mark when shading

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1/4 inch

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Shading in perfect rows, resulting in undesirable lines appearing between the rows.

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Lawn Mower

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Term for shading with short marks while varying the placement of the “rows”. The purpose is to avoid “lawn mover” rows and achieve a smooth result.

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Growing Blob

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Shading a second growing blob over the first one. The resulting shading has an extremely smooth appearance.

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Two-Layered Growing Blob

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Lines that transferred through the page from the previous drawing onto the current drawing, resulting in white lines when shaded over, OR lines that were drawn too dark and cannot be erased completely.

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Ghost Lines

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Leaning on the page while drawing. Usually happens on a large piece of paper. Results in permanent creases in the drawing. (Doesn't happen as much with our new desks)

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Elbow Paper