Intro to Value and Shadow Scales

[Melissa Augusta]

Here’s my value scale.. for the not black I used the sepia watercolor pencil. I made a slight mistake on the left side but finished it with the color pencil. I started with the winsor Newtown sepia pencil, but it was to scratchy and I couldn’t continue with it. So I mixed the watercolor sepia pencil. This is just for the darkest shade square. The rest I used the watercolor pencil. Same on the right side. 

[Cindy DELORY]

Here my attempt 🙂

[Alexander Alexis]

Assignment 1:

Assignment 2:

Assignment 3:

[Aurora Hernandez]

[Benjamin Fosu]

[Dana Slabaugh]

[Dana Slabaugh]

[David Ma]

[Robin Maurice]

My homework ! I ended up with 7 boxes when creating the calibrating tool.

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[Lisa Aponte]

At first  I didn’t get the assignment, but with a little time I got the hang of it. When I compared my value scale of the 6b graphite with my original values, I went too light. For the non- black I used a colored pencil and to blend it I used isopropyl alcohol.

 

[Brittany Scott]

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