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This document provides information about tones, tints, and shades in painting. It discusses how the artist marks works, with sections on personal response, technique, and effort. Tints are created by adding white to a color, making it lighter, while shades are created by adding black, making the color darker. Examples of tints and shades in paintings by Van Gogh and other artists are shown. The document concludes with instructions for an activity where students will paint tints and shades in beakers using acrylic paint.
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- 1. Recap… tones What is tones?
- 2. How I Mark YOUR Works? Personal Response (PR): 4 Marks Understanding of topic and your response in your work Sensitivity to Tonal Values in each Boxes Technique (T): 4 Marks Shading Technique Effort: 2 Marks Neatness
- 4. TINTS&SHADES Harry’s Secret Potions
- 5. TINTS is… A mixture of colour with WHITE Increase lightness of the colour HUES TINTS WHITE ADDED TINTS
- 6. SHADES is… A mixture of colour with BLACK Increase darkness of the colour HUES SHADES BLACK ADDED SHADES
- 7. TINTS & SHADES IN ACTION!
- 8. Starry Starry Night Starry Starry Night Vincent Van Gogh Oil on Canvas
- 9. Self Portrait Self Portrait Vincent Van Gogh Oil on Canvas
- 10. Vincent Van Gogh Born in Holland Nomad (Europe) Impressionist/Expressionist Painter Started painting at age of 27 First painting entitled “Potato Eaters”
- 11. Potato Eaters Potato Eaters Vincent Van Gogh Oil on Canvas
- 12. Untitled 05 Untitled 05 YueMingjun Oil on Canvas 170x140cm 2005
- 13. Backyard Gardens BackyardGardens YueMinjun Oilon Canvas 328x400cm 2006
- 14. YueMinjun Born in China Based in Beijing Famous Contemporary Artist Love Pop-Art An Actor
- 15. Recap! Tints & Shades
- 16. Materials for Next Lesson! Drawing Paper (2 Pieces Min) Acrylic Paint / Poster Colour Pallette Paint Brushes (Min 3 Different Sizes – S/M/L) Water Container (Cup/Mug) Old Rag/Cloth
- 17. My Magic Potion ACTIVITY
- 18. INSTRUCTIONS You will be given an Activity Worksheet You are to paint in the correct values of the TINTs and SHADES in the appropriate beaker provided. You are to paste the activity worksheet onto your drawing block. You are required to only use your acrylic paint to paint the tints and shades.
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