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@saschu
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added comment inAssignment - The Secret of Simple Forms
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It looks so much easier than it is done. Even with somthing as simpel as a knife.

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@saschu
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The exercise has been a lot of fun. I found it much easier to just use three values, than five.
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First picture, from Vincend van Gogh:
D= 3/5
C= 5/5 (some strange convergence)
F= 0/5
O= 5/5
A= 5/5
second picture, from Raffael:
D= 5/5
C= 2/5 (some in the distand buildings)
F= 5/5
O= 5/5
A= 2/5
third picture, from Raffael:
D= 5/5
C= 0/5
F= 5/5
O= 5/5
A= 5/5
@saschu
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3mo
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I found it really difficult to make some decisions in still life. At first, I did only used the middle value for the candle, but later decided to change it mostly to dark, to get more contrast. And I did make at first the shadows on the tablecloth darker, but later changed it all to the medium value.
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3mo
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This has been a fun assignment. But it needed a lot more time than expected, and I needed to adjust my idea. I hope I did get it right.
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4mo
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I think that it is really difficult to get 10 values with one charcoal pencil. And the dark values are too similar. Between the 6 and 7 value is not enough difference. With the addition of a hard and soft charcoal pencil, it ts a lot easier to get 10 Values. With a large Set of Graphite pencil, I find it really easy to get 10 different values. And I don't need to control my pressure. But it needs a lot more time than charcoal.
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5mo
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I found it especially difficult to get the cheek and the muscle fat in the face right. Or the tilt of the head.