Value - [Drawing Techniques for beginners]

[@Al_Sum]

Thanks for this video

[@TimothyJahnArt]

Your welcome

[@raulkingscosta4874]

Thanks for your time.

[@igmart4449]

I didn't expect that. Helpful lesson .thank you

[@TimothyJahnArt]

Your welcome. Glad you gained something from the lesson.

[@naghamamer4986]

Man this so awesome... I don't know why i didn't find your channel before

[@lightcardsatlisas3932]

Nice one Thank you

[@GURLYCAT]

This is the most clear explanation of value study I found for me , so thank you!!!

[@TimothyJahnArt]

Your very welcome I hope it help elevate your work.

[@benkeats]

Awesome instruction, clear definitions and super helpful examples!!!

[@TimothyJahnArt]

Thanks so much. Really glad you got something out of the Instruction. Looking forward to seeing your drawings!!

[@roneidycaraballo6013]

Awesome.

[@nuee_d7616]

Great video👍

[@TimothyJahnArt]

Thank you so much.

[@dimathithilakna247]

Nice video and helpful lesson 😍😍

[@TimothyJahnArt]

Thank you! 😃 Glad you enjoyed it.

[@FlyMik3Fly]

I apologize for the egregiously late comment, but I wanted to ask what type of pencil were you using in the video? Also nice video on the subject!

[@salmanrifat4224]

Can you do a tutorial of using values of any photo?

[@TimothyJahnArt]

I can do that but can you clarify what you are looking for? The more info you can give me, the more detailed I can be.

[@salmanrifat4224]

@@TimothyJahnArt can you give a tutorial of drawing something where you have to use different values and techniques? ... I think it will help me understand how to use value when I am drawing something....

[@salmanrifat4224]

@@TimothyJahnArt subject of the drawing can be anything (building, natural scenery like mountain,trees,cars etc)...just let me understand where and how to use values....

[@astronaut6905]

John Singer Sargent techniques it looks very unique and simple

[@shansandakelumart]

😍

[@TimothyJahnArt]

😀🙌

[@oneart6561]

More video

[@oresmaa6656]

values are the most confusing thing to learn.

[@TimothyJahnArt]

Yes they can be a bit troubling when you first start. You may find that after you gain a little more control placing the value down on your paper. You will be in a better place to learn how the light is affecting the forms and shapes your drawing. This further understating when coupled with control really opens the gate for you to level up. Remember to take it one step at a time. Mastery in art takes a lifetime of study. The goal each time you draw is to just try and get 1% better then you last effort!