Still Life Drawing, Lesson Two: Relative Values

In this video, learn about:
• Controlling value range in your drawing, to maximize the dynamic range of lights to darks. Similar to a piano with octaves, value range enables us to have rich, resonant shadows (or deep notes), and sparkling highlights (tinkling, crisp high notes.)
• How to think of light as traveling in waves, and striking the forms of your objects
• How to take these value range concepts and use them in your other work

These courses are perfect for those interested in growing in their art studies, and are studying at home- from children who are homeschooled, to adults who have a desire to grow in their knowledge and ability of art.

Kevin McEvoy is an artist whose work has been featured in museum exhibitions in NY, and his drawings and paintings are in collections across the globe. An official Artist Ambassador for the African Community and Conservation Foundation, Kevin studied classical drawing and painting in Florence, Italy at the oldest active atelier in Europe, and now lives and runs a professional painting and teaching studio in New York, where he resides with his wife, four children, and seventeen chickens. Learn with Kevin on his website, www.mcevoyatelier.com
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