Value The art element that describes the darkness or lightness of a color.

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Value The art element that describes the darkness or lightness of a color

Value The amount of light a color reflects determines its color value Yellow is the lightest hue because it reflects the most light Violet is the lightest hue because it reflects the least light

White objects reflects all color waves and so you are seeing the color of light, which is white Black objects absorb all of the color waves and so you are seeing the absence of light, which is black

Value Tint – A light value of a hue – Hue mixed with white Shade – A dark value of a hue – Hue mixed with black + + = =

Value Gradation A gradual change of lights to darks used to create the illusion of three-dimensional space

Value Gradation Highlight Cast Shadow Midtone/Halftone Core Shadow Reflected Light

Activity Create a value scale using a pattern

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