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1.) while creating the value scale it was a lot of erasing and I kept having to recreate the lines for the color wheel it was the most difficult, my paints are old and I never seen nor own the colors magenta and cyan which made me have to try to create them they came out darker than what its suppose to be, all the videos i tried to watch to help me didn't help.
2.) I would have to say the value scale was more enjoyable for me than the color wheel, it took some time to do but i wasn't as lost as i was while doing the color wheel.
3.) colors is an important thing and in order to more understand art you have to do your research starting from colors.
4.) I was shocked to find out that the real primary colors were cyan and magenta, i think the videos weren't really helpful for me but i still tried from the little information i understood.
2.) I would have to say the value scale was more enjoyable for me than the color wheel, it took some time to do but i wasn't as lost as i was while doing the color wheel.
3.) colors is an important thing and in order to more understand art you have to do your research starting from colors.
4.) I was shocked to find out that the real primary colors were cyan and magenta, i think the videos weren't really helpful for me but i still tried from the little information i understood.
Hello. My name is Liddy, and I'm a fellow student in the AED200 class.I looked at many blogs, but I am drawn to the aesthetic of yours. I love how you have decorated this site to feel almost like outer space! On a side note, I wanted to address your first project. I love that you are able to see the graphite texture in the value scale, and yet it is still smooth enough to create the ombre effect.
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