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SHADING FORMS

 Shading Shapes into Forms

1. Draw the 5 forms correctly:

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  • The forms must be larger than 3 inches. 

  • Use a ruler or a straight edge if you do not have a ruler.

  • Lightly draw in the lines because you will erase them later.

  • Watch the video for help.

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2. Shade the forms correctly:

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  • Each form will be shaded differently. 

  • Use your value scale to help determine the correct value.

  • Watch the video for help.

​​Cylinder

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  • Blend from light to dark.

  • Use at least 6 different values.

  • Blend smoothly and evenly so it looks 3-D.

  • Shade the top backwards from how you shaded the side

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Cone

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  • Blend from light to dark.

  • Use at least 6 different values.

  • Blend smoothly and evenly so it looks 3-D.

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​Sphere

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  • Make the lightest spot  be an off center oval.

  • The darkest zone will not go all the way around.

  • Use at least 6 different values.

  • Blend smoothly and evenly so it looks    3-D.

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​Cube

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  • Shade each side with a distinctly different value.

  • Shade evely and neatly.

  • Blend smoothly and evenly so it looks 3D.

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Pyramid​

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  • Shade each side with a distinctly different value.

  • Shade each side evenly and neatly.

  • Blend smoothly and evenly so it looks  3-D.

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