See our Value Chart blog post.
In these still-lives, students were asked to focus on the different specific values found in each still-life, rather than painting the still-life. In representing these values they could build their still-life, showing the correct value in the shape or plane that they see it. As they added more values and more planes, their paintings became more detailed, better representing the still-life they were painting.
We worked on this project for two class periods. The results were extremely pleasing. The students were a bit intimidated at first but as they began their work, they discovered that they were well-equipped for the task having already cultivated their abilities to perceive and represent value.
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