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Value Step Scales using Gouache (Otis College)

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From the Otis College of Art and Design Foundation course Color and Design: Learn basic techniques of creating value steps using gouache paint.

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Thanks for the ... ( 10 months ago by KuroTsubomi)

Thanks for the video, before, I had the paint but had no idea how to use it properly. Just one question: does the type of paper really make that big of a difference?
Thanks!

Oh yes, my favorite ... ( 6 months ago by uminomamori)

Oh yes, my favorite assignments.

shit.i screwed up ... ( 3 months ago by filthdollsynod)

shit.i screwed up on this

Wow that was ... ( 2 months ago by astromekk)

Wow that was boring.Reminds me of an educational film from the sixties or seventies and not a good one either.You have to cut your values out and then put them together??? Sounds like you don't know how to control your values.Making a value scale without a standard to compare to is meaningless.I've seen countless schools do that and their scales always look like shit.

that midi music is ... ( 1 month ago by antonigeno)

that midi music is terrible.

That music makes me ... ( 4 weeks ago by monohate)

That music makes me misontropic

Gouache rhymes with ... ( 1 week ago by CambriaKillgannon)

Gouache rhymes with squash.

Surfaces for ... ( 4 days ago by UID27117)

Surfaces for Gouache
• All watercolour papers, fine medium or rough, (Acid free, 100% Rag paper for permanency)
• Drawing papers and boards colourfix papers and boards
• Canvas and panels - preparation with Art Spectrum Pastel Primer or Artist Gesso will provide good adhesion, absorbency and flexibility