Simple value mistakes students make

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[dieginny]

These tutorials always show up in my recommendations out of nowhere, and they somehow always turn out to be just that one thing that my art lacked completely. It's a miracle.

[Atimix]

“Every object has their own value to start with”.

[LillenArt]

I've never really heard anyone address this problem in such a simple way before. Great video!

[PaganMight]

Ok, this is a game changing thing, i have been wondering for many months and trying to understand how it works "local value" is the answer. Great video with really great explanation!

[nickstar]

Understanding this is soo important IMO, yet I rarely ever hear anyone talk about it. Thanks!

[blurplestudios]

you changed my values, idk if that joke was made but this REALLY helped ty so much!

[JohnyKato]

omg dude this is exactly where i was stuck in my paintings. Thank you for what you do. Helping people on their path. You just reseased me from my suffering haha

[zazoreal]

Tip for artists here: It is simply once you get it. The main thing you should always keep in mind is High contrast moves forward in space and low contrast moves backward. There is of course more than just that like Dark objects move forward and Light objects move backward. It is important to increase the value range of each object as well. Try and stay away from flat value ranges. Once you can Maximize your value structure, you can prune it back to you style of painting.

[MsLilly]

I totally didn't notice what was wrong until you said it in the video, and then it was super obvious.

[Nierez]

New info “Every object has their own value to start with”. Let's see what improvements I can make with this.
Big thx for the video <3

[GregLopesArt]

Value is much more about getting the lighting right than about specific colors. Obviously, colors matter a lot. But with the incorrect notion of how lighting, atmosphere, “mood” and texture work, it can turn out a mess. Anyway, great video. Subject that goes unnoticed most of the times by many artists.

[fabiovaldesaraneda]

Oh the water stage on dk. such a nostalgic music !

[kathryngintherstein]

I started painting just over 1 year ago at age 63. (No art training what so ever). I am struggling with the concept of value. I did not comprehend this video but I watched it to the end. I think an art student would understand better than myself. I am guessing that the problem with the three beautiful sketches is that they did not have enough contrast in the shading of the drawing in order to help depict the different materials in the drawing?

[silent]

this is the best tutorial that i've seen so far in this topic. Thanks

[selpyar]

This really explains what I don’t understand about value. Thank you.

[MyArt]

I'm one of your silent long time followers Tyler, you really help give back to the art community with these helpful videos man thanks

[caripete]

Ahh this tip felt like you reached into my brain and turned on a light switch that was stuck. Thank you so much!! Greatly appreciate this!

[andrebuenoart]

men you just blowed my mind, i've just realised that i never understood actually what is values. thanks for the tips and the amazing video, you really helped me :))

[NinaKlos]

Thank you for spending your time to create this video! Very professional, I sort of knew about this but it's very hard to nail it down while having to control all the other variables, hue, light edges, shapes, it can get a little overwhelming if you're trying to master it all. Thanks once again!

[skyiswomb]

Funny how such a simple thing can pass so many people (myself included). 2 years of drawing class and this was never brought up.