1. Andy Warhol Value Project
Using color Value to show meaning

2. Value (in art) The lightness or darkness of tones or colors
Value (in art) The lightness or darkness of tones or colors. White is the lightest value; black is the darkest. The value halfway between these extremes is called middle gray. Space is also an element of art by which positive and negative areas are defined or a sense of depth achieved in a work of art. 

3. Value (in math) The numerical worth of a digit is known as its value.

4. Red: Light Pink, Pink, Dark Pink, Magenta, Red, Crimson, Burgundy
Black
Burgundy
Crimson
Red
Dark Blue
Eggplant
Magenta
Navy Blue
Dark Purple
Dark Yellow
Burnt Orange
Dark Green
Dark Pink
Royal Blue
Yellow
Dark Orange
Forest Green
Purple
Pink
Blue
Tan
Orange
Olive Green
Violet
Light Pink
Light Blue
Light Yellow
Light Orange
Light Green
Light Purple
White
MILLIONS
HUNDRED
THOUSANDS
TEN
HUNDREDS
TENS
ONES
Red: Light Pink, Pink, Dark Pink, Magenta, Red, Crimson, Burgundy
Blue: Light Blue, Blue, Royal Blue, Navy Blue, Dark Blue
Yellow: Light Yellow, Tan, Yellow, Dark Yellow
Orange: Light Orange, Orange, Dark Orange, Burnt Orange
Green: Light Green, Olive Green, Forest Green, Dark Green
Purple: Light Purple, Violet, Purple, Dark Purple, Eggplant

5. Let’s take a look at some of his artwork and find their art and number values!

6. 2 1 4 3 Now you try Numbers 2-4 Things to think of:
What colors do you see in each square?
What place value does that number represent?
How many times do you see that color in the picture square?
What is the value of that number based on its place Value? 3 4
1. Yellow: Hundreds: 1: 100
Magenta: Thousands: 2: 2,000
Red: Ten Thousands: 1: 10,000
Tan: Tens: 1
10,000+2, = 12,110
Now you try Numbers 2-4