Discovering Dark And Light

Presents the concept of value, or variation in dark and light. Explains how value can be either a natural part of an object or the way light strikes an object. Compares paintings and sculpture to indicate variations in value., Executive producers, Paul Burnford, Jack StoopsVariation in dark and light is called value. Value can be a natural part of any object, or it can be created by controlling the way in which light strikes the object. Artists can vary value in color by adding black or white, or by selecting contrasting dark or light color values. Sculptors create value by the way they form the surface to catch light and cast shadows. In all ages, and in many materials, artists have created value contrasts. Their creations have enriched the world of dark and light weSearch Educational Film Journals at Media History Project for references to this filmSummaryPresents the concept of value, or variation in dark and light. Explains how value can be either a natural part of an object or the way light strikes an object. Compares paintings and sculpture to indicate variations in value.
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Presents the concept of value, or variation in dark and light. Explains how value can be either a natural part of an object or the way light strikes an object. Compares paintings and sculpture to indicate variations in value., Executive producers, Paul Burnford, Jack Stoops

Variation in dark and light is called value. Value can be a natural part of any object, or it can be created by controlling the way in which light strikes the object. Artists can vary value in color by adding black or white, or by selecting contrasting dark or light color values. Sculptors create value by the way they form the surface to catch light and cast shadows. In all ages, and in many materials, artists have created value contrasts. Their creations have enriched the world of dark and light we

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Presents the concept of value, or variation in dark and light. Explains how value can be either a natural part of an object or the way light strikes an object. Compares paintings and sculpture to indicate variations in value.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.

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  5. Discovering Perspective 1964
  6. Discovering texture 1964
  7. Discovering Creative Pattern 1965
  8. Discovering Dark And Light 1965
  9. Discovering Ideas for Art 1965
  10. Discovering Ideas for Art 1965
  11. Discovering Harmony in Art 1966
  12. Discovering Form In Art 1967
  13. Discovering Color (Revised Version) 1978
  14. Discovering Line (Revised Version) 1978
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  16. Discovering Composition in Art (Revised Edition) 1979
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