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The sky illustrates value and space because when you look into the clouds the value goes from light to dark. The clouds are gray but when you add white, it forms a different tint of gray. Space represents negative and positive space. The negative space is the blue sky in the background and the positive space is represented by the trees. I find this interesting because nature makes all the elements of art.
These floor tiles differ in value. Most are light, while some are darker. The contrast of values is what interested me in these tiles.
This picture is value because of the range between dark and light blues in the photo. The subject is a back screen at the DVSN concert I went to, it was originally part of a video and I snapped a picture during the video.
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A University of Arkansas food science student works on a value-added product at the Arkansas Food Innovation Center. (U of A System Division of Agriculture photo)
Balance through color and value: This is my take on balance through color and value. I was a bit hazy on what the instructions were asking for but when I realized that flowers could work for the requirements, I remembered we had fresh beautiful flowers at home. However, something went awry and the image size was smaller than the rest (luckily I fixed the problem). The way the flowers are arranged results in a color balance and I was quite in love with the lighting in this photo.
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Used black and white setting in Lightroom to show value and used color to emphasize the fish and seaweed
The Royal Mint’s identity expresses the brand values of tradition, authority, heritage, authenticity, modernity and industry. A brandmark was constructed to combine the United Kingdom’s coat of arms, a Tudor Rose from 1489 and modern minting dial-plates, and later signed-off by Her Majesty the Queen. A robust identity system and accompanying guideline was developed to ensure the brand could be applied consistently. Created at North Design.
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Simon Anderson is a multidisciplinary designer, creative director, and founder of Make Lab, a design studio based in London working in brand identity, design and art direction.