QuarterlyExam in Drawing1

Tone is what you don’t know, you don’t know.

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A blank piece of white paper is directionless, limitless, without dimension, infinite in depth.

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Value (through the rendition of materials, textures, shaded surfaces, and shadows) can by themselves imply the lines which normally define spatial edges and planar corners.

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When changes in value are not rendered discernibly, the spatial edges and planar corners of a form must be reinforced by a line technique.

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The change in value can communicate spatial depth mentally.

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Once we place an area of value or tone on it, the blank sheet gains dimension and direction.

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If we draw two rectangles, when we decrease the line weight of one, it appears to advance, while the other recedes.

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To see the tonal value, you must turn off your brain.

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Light colors in the light are darker than dark colors in the shadow.

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The more values we describe, the more descriptive we can be of forms as a whole.

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