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Value (55 points total)
Value (55 points total)
Finally, it's what you have been waiting for. It is time to bring it to another level.
Finally, it's what you have been waiting for. It is time to bring it to another level.
What is value? Value is the lightness and darkness of color. It is what we see as the highlights and shadows. By adding light and dark to our drawings, 2D objects start to become 3D which adds depth and naturalness.
What is value? Value is the lightness and darkness of color. It is what we see as the highlights and shadows. By adding light and dark to our drawings, 2D objects start to become 3D which adds depth and naturalness.
Part 1 (10 Points)
Part 1 (10 Points)
Watch KQED Video and do the EdPuzzle along with it.
Watch KQED Video and do the EdPuzzle along with it.
EdPuzzle
EdPuzzle
https://edpuzzle.com/media/5f5fb343c5edfa40e8b5a215
Power Point Presentation - VALUE [Continuous Tone] Fiona Walker - Art Teacher MHS)
Power Point Presentation - VALUE [Continuous Tone] Fiona Walker - Art Teacher MHS)
Value scale (15 points total for part 2 & 3)
Value scale (15 points total for part 2 & 3)
Demo from Mr. Silvestre
Part 2 (5 Points)
Part 2 (5 Points)
On a piece of paper draw a 1/2" x 5" rectangle (Use a ruler). We will create a value scale with pencil. Dark to light. Using pressure, hard to light, you will create a value scale.
Part 3 (10 Points)
Part 3 (10 Points)
Complete this worksheet. See Blank Example and completed sample at the bottom.
Homework (30 points)
Homework (30 points)
TONE (15 points)
TONE (15 points)
The use of tone in visual storytelling.
Ed Puzzle
https://edpuzzle.com/media/5f61038d0b83124082ec0d85
Let's discuss how TONE plays a role in visual storytelling. How does TONE play a role in ART and or Design (Multimedia) ?
PART 4 (15 POINTS)
PART 4 (15 POINTS)
Now that we have discussed more about TONE. Let's analyze a scene and describe what it conveys about TONE. See the link below. You will answer the questions in the document provided and draw a scene that represents TONE. We are only doing Part A & C, since we did Part B in the previous lesson. You will need to make a copy of this document and rename the document as you have been for your other assignments (documents).
Now that we have discussed more about TONE. Let's analyze a scene and describe what it conveys about TONE. See the link below. You will answer the questions in the document provided and draw a scene that represents TONE. We are only doing Part A & C, since we did Part B in the previous lesson. You will need to make a copy of this document and rename the document as you have been for your other assignments (documents).
Resources
Resources
KQED - Elements of Art - Value
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=27&v=AAwYHNo31ZQ&feature=emb_logo
Khan Academy: TONE
The Virtual Instructor - Elements of Art: Value
Measuring Technique
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=93&v=T3PGcMxEHM0&feature=emb_logo
Example and Sample of completed Value Scale Worksheet.
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