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Value (6th)

Value (6th)

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Arts

5th - 6th Grade

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Maria Miller

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32 Slides • 13 Questions

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Value (6th Grade)

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What is Value

How light or dark an object is (or APPEARS to be)

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Value makes objects appear 3-D when they are truly 2-D (flat)

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Multiple Choice

Value makes objects appear flat

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True

2

false

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Value Can Create....

  • Contrast-the difference between light and dark

  • Form/Dimension- the illusion of 3D shapes

  • Texture-the surface quality of an object

  • Vartiation-using the difference values to create interest in an art piece. ["sets the mood']

  • Emphasis- creating a focal point

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Value Creating Contrast

the difference between light and dark

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Multiple Choice

When creating contrast with value you must apply light and dark values..

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true

2

false

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Value Creating Form/Dimension

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Value Creating Form/Dimension (Contin..)

the illusion of 3D shapes

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Value Creating Texture

the surface quality of an object

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Value Creating Variety

using the difference values to create interest in an art piece. ["sets the mood']

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Multiple Choice

This type of value "sets the mood"

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Contrast

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Texture

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Variety

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Form

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Creating Emphasis

creating a focal point

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Multiple Choice

This type of value shows the "main subject" or focal point

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Form

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Varity

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Emphasis

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Texture

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Multiple Choice

This type of value shows the "main subject" or focal point

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Form

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Varity

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Emphasis

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Texture

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Value Scale (Sections)

  • White (1)

  • light (2)

  • medium (3)

  • dark (4)

  • black (5)

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Value Scale (Conti...)

High Value, Middle Value, Low Value

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Multiple Choice

When creating a value scale, you can have more then 5 sections

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True

2

False

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Multiple Choice

There are three main values of a value scale

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True

2

False

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Creating Value

  • Shading/Smudging

  • (Linear) Hatching

  • Cross Hatching

  • Stippling

  • Scumbling

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Shading/Smudging

using the side of your pencil or a tortillion/blender to bring a range of tones to a drawing

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Multiple Choice

Shading can also be considered smudging

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True

2

False

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Hatching

parallel lines close/far in distance to another to mimic shading

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Multiple Choice

This creation of value uses parallel lines only

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Smudging

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Hatching

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Cross Hatching

parallel lines and a second set of lines overlapping to create further value (perpendicular lines)

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Stippling

Small dots close together. Close together= darker. Further apart= lighter. [NOT RANDOM IN PLACEMENT]

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Multiple Choice

This creation of value uses dots that are placed strategically.

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Hatching

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Cross Hatching

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Stippling

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Scumbling

a continuous line when overlapped gets darker and spaced out gets lighter.

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Multiple Choice

This creation of shading uses perpendicular lines

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Hatching

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Cross Hatching

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Stippling

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Scumbling

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when shading...

keep in mind that there are PARTS of shading

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Parts of Shading

  • full light/highlight

  • halftones

  • shadow edge

  • reflective light

  • cast shadow

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Shading a Sphere

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Light Source

Area where the light originated from

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Multiple Choice

There are 4 parts of shading

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True

2

False

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Curvature

  • follow the form= create depth and appear 3D

  • Do not follow the form= appear flat (2D)

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Multiple Select

Overall...When adding value....

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it creates 3D objects

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It can make an object look realistic

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it can have different types of value

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All of the above

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none of the above

Value (6th Grade)

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