1. Organic Shape Design

2. Organic vs. Geometric shapes
Organic shapes – we see them in nature and with characteristics that are free flowing, informal and irregular.
Geometric shapes – We see them in architecture and manufactured items.

3. Organic vs. Geometric shapes

4. Rhythm The repetition of visual movement – colors, shapes or lines
Movement and rhythm work together to create the equivalent of a musical beat

6. Regular rhythm
The repetition of elements that are the same or nearly the same in regular sequence

8. Irregular rhythm
Shapes are spaced unevenly without exact duplication

9. Positive/Negative Space
Positive – is the subject/shape
Negative – the background

11. Focal point
The focal point of a painting is an area of emphasis that demands the most attention and to which the viewer's eye is drawn, pulling it into the painting. It is like the bullseye on a target, although not as overt.  It is how the artist draws attention to particular content of the painting, and is often the most important element of the painting.

12. Focal Point

13. Focal point

14. Focal point

16. Unity
Everything works together – looks complete