Value painting monochromatic

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Paul Riley shows how to learn all about tonal values by painting monochromatic landscapes.

Greetings! Today, the students were introduced to monochromatic painting. Students were able to ascertain the difference between a tint and a shade of a color. After the discussion of tints and shades and being shown examples of monochromatic art as well as an explanation of atmospheric perspective, students drew a landscape idea they wanted to interpret in purple. Using purple and white acrylics, students started their paintings on canvas board. All finished a sky and mountains. Next week…

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Ms. S- Art Lessons on Instagram: "We are currently working on these monochromatic folded paper acrylic paintings in my foundations level classes. I love how approachable this lesson is for beginners and it does offer students some choice of subject since they make their own paper sculptures. We learn how to mix the full range of tonal values, using white and complementary colors. Students start with an under painting that is either a midtone of their color or the complementary color. Excited…

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