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I can use the value scale to draw a three-dimensional surface

10/16/2013

 
One - finish the value scale - make sure you have used cross hatching - this is important.

two - when you have that and have numbered the values 10 - 0 (10 for black 0 for white) think about how you would use cross hatching and directional lines to create a surface that shows light and shadow.

New assignment - draw three dimensional bubbles - like the blobs you see in a lava lamp - or an apple - using a directional lines for shading - not smudging. You must use the entire value scale   and imagine a consistent light source. Remember what is closest to you is also the lightest! This is a one day assignment.
Picture
Notice where the highlight is and where the shadow is. The shadow will be a 10, and the highlight a 0 on the value scale.

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