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Had to show these two tops together because I think they're a good value & color progression comparison, since they use the same colors and, actually, many of the same fabrics. The one on the left uses both value and color progression to form the one design with a very strong focal point. The one on the right uses value in the background with the color progression in sort of an overlay to form a more multi directional design. Piecing is so great because it never seems to get boring :)

It was windy.

 

Based on the Bright Furrows quilt from Modern Log Cabin Quilting.

Playing with a possible layout. Not crazy about the zigzag; I'll probably try something else. Mostly Kaffe Fassett prints, but some others sprinkled in -- my main goal was to disregard color entirely, choosing multicolored prints and focusing on value alone.

That lowrider logo was huge and dope!

Quick value study sketch. I think this may become one of my next watercolors. This was a bright, sunny day and the shapes of these barns creates a scene that caught my eye immediately.

 

Hopefully coming soon . . .

Cadillac’s brochure created for this model reads as :

 

“Almost writes its Owner’s Biography”

“It is unlikely that any material possession speaks so eloquently of a man’s good taste and achievement as does the distinctive Fleetwood Sixty Special Sedan. Admired everywhere as a motor car of custom design and coachwork, it says many things about its owner. Most certainly it reflects his respect for correctness of styling. Just as surely, it mirrors his admiration for advanced engineering and flawless craftsmanship. And, just as emphatically, it does full justice to his desire for sound, enduring value…his recognition of a wise investment.”

Crude tanker VALUE on her way to the Shell Refinery Pier in Geelong.

 

Ship Type: Crude Oil Tanker

Year Built: 2011

Length x Breadth: 244 m X 42 m

Gross Tonnage: 61336 t

DeadWeight: 115984 t

Flag: Malta

IMO: 9470131

MMSI: 215137000

 

Low R-value. But, still pretty.

WEEK 14 – Superlo Foods Southaven

 

The special values department (stylized with dollar signs, what an original idea!), lies to the right of the entrance, along the front wall. This is where the produce department would typically be in, for example, most Walmarts or Krogers in the area.

 

(c) 2015 Retail Retell

These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)

Photography by Lucas Ross Illustration by Dave Kurňavka

Value Dance Quilt - hour glass blocks

music theme: Brambles - In The Androgynous Dark

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Nikon F801s

Nikkor S 50mm / jupiter 8 monolens

Ilford Delta 400

There are light colors such as the white shirt, pink shoes, and tan wall. There are dark colors as well such as the dark blue floor tiles, the black blazer, the black skirt, and the black lines on the shirt.

Inspired by Katie's value quilt tutorial. Features mostly Kaffe Fassett prints and assorted other really-colorful-lights-and-darks. Measures 60 x 72".

DLD*women (Digital-Life-Design) Conference is taking place for 3rd time in Munich, July 11-12, 2012 "New Rules, New Values"

nfst but what do you guys think the value of these are? Size 12-12.5

The 7 elements of design: form, shape, line, space, value, color and texture.

 

Line: Graphic Unifier, Curved, Straight. Directional Thrust: Horizontal, Vertical, and Diagonal

Shape: Naturalistic, Geometric

Space /Size: Large, Medium, Small, Proportion or Scale

Value: Light, Dark

Color: Hue, Chroma, and Value

Texture: Rough, Smooth, Soft, Hard

Form:

if all your boyfriend wants is breast, thigh, and legs,

then tell him to go to KFC and get a value meal. :)

This is an example of value as value is the ratio from light to dark and this picture shows tone of light (white) vs Dark (black).

Monday April 29, 11am–2pm

 

Learn how to use colour value in your quilts to create more dynamic designs with Cheryl Arkison, the co-author of Sunday Morning Quilts. Value is what our eye reads as light, dark or medium. This class focusses on determining value, regardless of colour, within a pile of fabric. Students will sew a series of half square triangle blocks to demonstrate value through various layouts and designs.

 

photo courtesy of Cheryl Arkison

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