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no oh oh it was just a dream these introamp;#39;s not getting any better one of the most if not the most important part of any drawing is its values how well itamp;#39;s shaded values provide information about dab textures Reflections lighting composition even itamp;#39;s key to the success of a piece bad values will almost always guarantee poor results so if you saw last weekamp;#39;s coloring guide that I uploaded painting the values was about like 70 of the whole result so this week I figured I would give you some exercises that Iamp;#39;ve used myself to help you improve at it the same exercise that I often give my students because of how well they were and uh like class is starting letamp;#39;s go all right classes in session pay attention I have a bunch of super fun but more importantly effective shading exercises for you to seriously level up your skills and understanding of values but first things first let me show you the tools and the shading techniques that I u
