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Value Grouping in Composition with Bill Perkins

Value Grouping in Composition
Learn the Foundation of Great Compositions Utilize value grouping to create better artwork.

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Instructor
Bill Perkins
Subjects
Art Theory
Topics
Composition, Design
Mediums
Pencil
Duration
2h 1m 11s

In this lesson, instructor Bill Perkins focuses on value grouping in a composition. You will learn to break your values into different groups to create a clear visual story. Bill will show you how to utilize the elements of major and minor keys to control the mood in your artworks.

This lesson belongs to the course Composition for the Visual Artist. In this 10-week course, Bill Perkins will teach you the foundations of composition. As a renowned Disney art director, painter, and art theorist, Bill will bring his knowledge to teach you the main elements in a composition. Whether you want to work traditionally or digitally, this course will give you the tools needed to create compelling artworks; from there, create a persuasive experience for the viewers.

Throughout this course, you’ll have access to the NMA community for feedback and critiques to improve your work as you progress.

You do not need to purchase specific materials to take this course.
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