Understanding Value in Art: Lightness and Darkness Explained
Explore the elements of art such as space, color, shape, form, texture, line, and value. Learn how value in art refers to the lightness or darkness of a color, and discover examples of tints and shades in monochromatic colors.
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ELEMENTS OF ART: SPACE, COLOR, SHAPE, FORM, TEXTURE, LINE & VALUE VALUE
VALUE IS ELEMENT OF ART THAT REFERS TO THE LIGHTNESS OR DARKNESS OF A COLOR Image:Gray scale.jpg
TINT COLOR + WHITE = TINT COLOR + WHITE = LIGHT Example of Monochromatic color TINTS ARE LIGHT
SHADE COLOR + BLACK = SHADE COLOR + BLACK = DARKNESS Example of Monochromatic color SHADES ARE DARK
