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How to See Dark vs Light Values in a Color Image

This is an awesome trick that a student of mine shared with me that she learned in a quilting class she took at the same time as my drawing lessons. It's great for drawing too, especially when you're converting a color image to graphite or charcoal- black and white. Let me know if you have questions or other ideas for how to apply this. I'm guessing it would work for any color of plexiglass, too, although yellow would likely be too light. Try green or blue plexiglass if you have access to that, vs. red plexiglass. To purchase the Red Plexiglass click the link below https://amzn.to/3e7wXpX Thanks for watching, liking, subscribing & comments! Your views help a small business to grow! For more in-depth online drawing tutorials & a forum with other drawing students & support from me: www.lzmstudio.com For licensed access to an online drawing curriculum for school kids ages 8-18:  www.graphitesquad.com See more of my drawings & students' drawings- LZM Studio:   / lzmstudio     / lzmstudio   Graphite Squad:   / graphitesquad     / graphitesquad   LZM Studio LLC is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com I have no relationship with the manufacturers/dealers of this product, I just have experience using it in my artwork/teaching.