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To determine where values change when light moves over an uneven surface by using a range of values to paint the different values in a realistic, monochromatic self-portrait;
To effectively communicate an image that looks like you through careful examination of the values and structure of your face.Â
To paint facial features correctly, a basic sense of anatomy is required. Luckily, looking at our pictures provided a clear reference where we could see the way the parts of our faces connect. Layering is important predominantly in the eyes. It's necessary to paint the lighter colors first to avoid smudging with the darker shades. Being limited to shades of grey was a great exercise to strengthen our understanding of light and the way objects interact with it.
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