1. Elements and Principles part 2

2. Design elements and principles
The ways that artists use the elements of art in a work of art utilizing…..
Contrast
Repetition
Alignment
Proximitry
Balance
Proportion
Rhythm
Harmony
Emphasis

3. Balance: Radial Symmetry-
Asymmetrical- one side is different from the other side.
Visual balance through circles. Parts of an object/pictures are regularly arranged & radiate from a central point.
Symmetrical- both sides are mirror images.

4. Proportion
When all parts of an artwork fit well together: size, amount, and location
Example: the size of the horses face to the rest of his body or the size of the deer’s head in
proportion to his body.

5. Rhythm/Repetition
Repeat lines, forms, shapes, colors, textures, and patterns.
Creates movement, a mood or feeling.

6. Emphasis The center of interest or focal point in design.
It draws your eye to the main idea, shape or focal point.
Place things in prominent positions.
Use interesting or unusual shapes and forms.
Use contrasting colors.
Leave space around objects.
Use special lighting.

7. Harmony Unity- Variety- Combination of similar and different elements.
2 elements are; Unity and Variety.
Unity-
Feeling of harmony in an artwork; all parts belong together.
Variety-
Contrast or difference that adds surprise, interest,
and life to a room or design

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