A series of spaces filled with the tints and shades of one color, starting white white or the lightest tint on one end, and gradually changing into the darkest shade or black on the other.

Which shading technique is this?

Which shading technique is this?

Which shading technique is this?

A technique of shading so that there is a gentle and gradual transition from one to the other.

This image is an example of value changes on a sphere.

The shading technique that gradually adds values by applying pressure to the side of the pencil. The more pressure added, the darker the values appear. It is generally an artist's preferred choice of shading. We practiced this technique when we created the butterfly/ladybug drawing. No lines were allowed to "show." This technique is considered:

The direction from which a dominant light is coming from is called the?

To achieve the darkest value which pencil should you use?

To achieve the lightest value out of your 2, 4 and 6b graphite pencils which pencil should you use?

This lovely painting would be considered a low-key painting.

This painting is obviously a low-key painting when considering value.

How many values did you apply to the value scale you created in your hand-out?

Contrast, a Principle of Design, refers to differences in values, colors, textures, shapes and other elements.

Color and value are not closely related.

This painting by artist Raimonds Straprans shows that the focal area of a painting can be created by emphasizing dark and light value contrasts or intense color.

What type of charcoal would an artist select if they want rich, deep values in a drawing?

What type of shadow is the line pointing to?

This painting by Monet is an example of...

What is value contrast in art?

The focal area of a painting can be created by emphasizing dark and light value contrastss or intense color.

Brighter colors that are created when adding white to a pure color.

Darker colors that are created when adding black to a pure color.

This is a drawing in charcoal by the artist, Henri Matisse. What do we call the lines that are faint and have been wiped away but still show?

One of the characteristics of vine charcoal is that it can be hard to erase once applied.

This beautiful drawing by Rebecca Carpenter, was done with what type of charcoal?

This bold and expressive drawing of a still life with flowers by Zanine Montoya is characteristic of what type of charcoal?

We watched a video, The History of the Still LIfe. Where did still life images first appear in Western Civilization?

"Memento Mori" is a type of still life painting or mosaic that was used as a moral reminder to the masses. What does "Momento Mori" refer to in still life artwork?

When a still life has beautiful luxurious items in it, such as musical instruments, expensive gold items, crowns, silks, or other expensive items next to symbols of death like skulls or burnt -out candles, what term is applied to this type of still life?

In landscapes, distant features are usually lighter in value than closer features. Depicting such value contrast is called: