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This document provides art homework instructions focusing on still life drawings of milk or juice cartons from a short range perspective. Students are asked to pay attention to composition, perspective, range of values, and use of background shading in their drawings, noticing the subtle shifts in value that describe the planes of the carton without outlining them.
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- 7. HOMEWORK: 2 OR MORE MILK OR JUICE CARTONS FOCUS ON: • COMPOSITION • PERSEPCTIVE • RANGE OF VALUE • USE OF BACKGROUND SHADING
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