Value

Complete 1(ONE) of the following

value exercises (next 2 slides)
Value Scales Challenge! Your Photo Here.
Using whatever liquids you have in your house,
create a liquid value scale with a minimum of 5
values. See the tutorial for food colouring below
Value
Draw this on a piece of paper and use your pencils from
dark to light to create a 7 value scale - see example below.

Photo of your drawn value scale here:

Please write a definition for HIGH CONTRAST:

_________High Contrast value is a large

differences in values.

______________________________
 Form Please write a definition for:

TWO- dimensional (2-D):

Photo of your example of
It’s a flat object that has no depth.
Organic form:
THREE-dimensional (3-D):

3D is the opposite of 2D. It has depth and

you can hold it in you hand. It can be a ball
or a cup or a button Ect.
Geometric form:
Sculpture is: A sculpture is a 2D or 3D
abstract form made all sorts of stone, wood,
plastic, Ect.
TEXTURE
Texture words: Please list five challenging
Photo of your example of: texture words (like, “grainy” or “striated”).

Organic texture: 1. Flaky

2. Hatched
3. Scaly
4. Tiled
5. Scraped

Human-made texture:
SPACE
Please find the following definitions:
Photo of your example
“perspective”:

1. When you draw on a piece of paper

you can trick everyone's perspective to
see it in 3D by drawing forms on it.

What is “NEGATIVE” space?

2. Negative space is something that is

empty in the art like the sky in this
painting.

Please find the definition of “atmospheric

perspective” (hint: mountains at a distance).

3. Atmospheric perspective is when you

BALANCE Watch these videos first! BALANCE 2
YOUR PHOTOS OF:

SYMMETRICAL BALANCE: ASYMMETRICAL BALANCE: RADIAL BALANCE:

 CONTRAST
What do you need to provide HIGH
CONTRAST in a picture or a
photograph?: lots of different
intensities of a value in it.
HIGH CONTRAST: One STRONG example (PHOTO)
OF THIS PRINCIPLE

How did you decide that this was a

good example of the Principle of
Contrast? It has a wide variety of
green.
EMPHASIS (focal point area)
YOUR PHOTO OF THIS PRINCIPLE Please write the definition of FOCAL POINT:

A focal point is the main attraction of the art.

What are the Elements of Design that can

create a focal point: Shape, colour and form.