Thank you for the value tool!

Loved the lesson! The explanation of lowkey/midkey/highkey inspired me to do value studies of my favorite Marvel movie characters - Loki, Midki, and Hiki. The value tool was really helpful, as well - I originally thought that my Midki was Loki, but the tool revealed that he is solidly in the lighter mid key range, so I had to REALLY push to the dark values to make a real Loki.

Great lesson and tool! Thank you Stan!

Thanks a lot for the Value Study Tool! It's very helpful and super easy to use. Just one thing, the Simplicity slider doesn't work in Safari on Mac and iPhone. But it works in Chrome, so not a big deal.

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So amazing that you just went and made a value tool- thank you!

Wow! That value tool is really cool 🌟

Ooh nice that you have created a value tool!

I tried the value tool a bit and it's so helpful! It's much easier than Photoshop.

That value tool looks awesome. The gesture drawing /timer tool and the skelly app are also great. All of those should be featured much more prominently on the website. I bet half the people using the site don't even know about them and to me they are real USPs for proko.com. Super useful. (https://www.proko.com/timer for those who are unaware. Lets you select any reference pack you purchased on proko.com, define how many pictures from which packages you want to use for a session and how long each image shall be shown before switching to the next. Makes it super easy to create a gesture drawing session.)

Composition course? Count me in! ;)

Stan and Gang, Happy New Year 2025 and best wishes to all. Great lesson and thanks for creating the Value Study Tool, amazing. :) I don't want to sound ungrateful but would appreciate to understand the choice between using the Value Study Tool and Photoshop Gradient Map Layer. When you explain the tool is like Photoshop' Gradient Map Layer but with some additional features added, does that imply the Value Study Tool as overall more suited for the Value Studies than Photoshop?