![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhA9yfagaWdsTJvzPwVhlKLdhyAOgpwFA7xaAMis1Ksnk1rMn0fy_ISRJvEl0F9gIpyI6unK06isCZd9aBBQHDB8W4vbSLT-uw8iNEL25_mjmI5ODD-N6g5KKT_ggvL6QHLl3MfD6eCwcCX/s400/7th+Grade+Value+Scales+%25239.jpg)
I'm very tardy in posting these. It was a review assignment in graphite, done during the first week of school by my Intermediate and Advanced 2-D students, the Advanced kids having to do a 13 step value scale and the Intermediate kids doing a 10 step value scale. The lovely piece above was made by senior Shirley Sun (2nd year), and the 2 beauties below were completed by junior Jaimee Chirico (3rd year) and sophomore Hannah Park (2nd year).
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhDg-LLEO4ajn1XnXZ0KX70janpKcsMWAWPViIB4F6poESBrpYz9cqAeUDAoLtoha8cd6ocntuN2sZZZ9pvfSTrItaGl-2R1BA3GZKRjLwi9R_63LKMBNdZPnlmpBSpxs8Xth1ZQW6Yg64P/s400/7th+Grade+Value+Scales+%25238.jpg)
Hi...i loved the creative way of presenting the value scale...wonder what exactly was the brief given to the students..??
ReplyDeleteThe top image pulled me here through Pinterest. I am an English, journalism, tech teacher in Oklahoma and wish to share your blog with some of my students. I am teaching blogging to most of my students, several of whom are also artists. This is a lovely example of what they can do with a blog.
ReplyDelete