Elements of Art: VALUE

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A chart that shows the range from white to gray through black in gradual gradated units is called a

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value scale

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Areas on an object in a drawing or painting that are furthest from the light source and darker are known as

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shadows

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A technique for creating value that uses the proximity of small dots is

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stippling

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The element of art that deals with lightness and darkness and is dependent upon how much light a surface reflects is

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value

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A dark area created on a surface (such as the ground or a table) when an object is placed between that surface and a light source is a

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cast shadow

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The degree of difference between light and dark values which helps to create the illusion of depth on a two-dimensional surface is

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contrast

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Small white areas in a drawing or painting that show the surfaces of the subject that reflect the most light are

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highlights

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A gradual smooth change from light to dark is called

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gradation

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Technique of representing value through smooth transitions between light and dark values.

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blending

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Free of personal feelings or emotions, without bias

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Objective