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Value

Value. What is value? . an element of art that refers to the relative darkness or lightness of an area. Pavel Filonov Yard Keepers 1913. Value Gradation . Is used to create the illusion of three dimensional space on a two dimensional plane.

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Value

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  1. Value

  2. What is value? an element of art that refers to the relative darkness or lightness of an area PavelFilonovYard Keepers 1913

  3. Value Gradation • Is used to create the illusion of three dimensional space on a two dimensional plane.

  4. Most people only practice by drawing real objects. The problem with that is you will tend to pay more attention to "what" you are drawing rather than "how" you are drawing it. So, let's eliminate the subject altogether so we can concentrate on just the pencil techniques of value drawing.

  5. Getting Started…tools • Drawing Pencils • Erasers • Blending tools • Pencil sharpener

  6. Drawing Pencils Extremely hard - 7H to 9HVery hard - 4H to 6HHard - 3H to 4HMedium hard - H to 2HMedium - HB to FMedium Soft - B to 2BSoft - 3B to 4BVery soft - 4B to 6BExtremely soft - 7B to 9B Ebony

  7. Erasers Art Gum, Pink, Vinyl or plastic, Kneaded

  8. First try experimenting with your pencils. Make random markings Try making lines that go darkest to lightest and lightest to darkest

  9. First start with gradation blocks

  10. Next try a gradual value scale

  11. Cross Hatching The overlapping of hatched or parallel lines to create value.

  12. Stippling A technique that uses patterns of dots to create values and value gradation.

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