Most drawing subjects can be rendered to appear three-dimensional with only five values plus white. This simple lesson takes you through the process of successfully creating a value scale with three grades of pencils.
Full Version: G06 - Creating a Value Scale by Shading by Cindy Wider
this is super usefull! , i have many problems with scales and shading , please continue explaining more with your lessons
thanks
thanks
Useful lesson. 
The technique for shading is brilliant and the value scale is great. Thankyou great lesson.
QUOTE (aceplay @ Jan 5 2009, 02:48 AM) 
The technique for shading is brilliant and the value scale is great. Thankyou great lesson.
Where is the lesson please?
QUOTE (JJsArt @ Jun 21 2009, 06:26 AM)
Where is the lesson please?
JJ, please don't be rude. The lesson was quite clear. Good for a beginner, simple and well-presented.
QUOTE (Monique H. @ Dec 3 2009, 12:49 AM)
JJ, please don't be rude. The lesson was quite clear. Good for a beginner, simple and well-presented.
What type of light source is being talked about? I am terrible with getting shading right, but I am picking up where I left off years ago. Thanks
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