1. The Principles of Design The ways in which the visual qualities are organized.

2. The Principles of Design: The ways in which the visual qualities are organized. Emphasis Contrast Balance Scale and Proportion Unity and Variety Rhythm and Movement Pattern

3. Emphasis Placing special significance on a subject or element of design to develop a point of interest. Emphasis pulls the viewer’s eye to important parts of the artwork.

4. Emphasis makes the Focal Point important so that when you look at an image your eye will have something of interest to really hold it. Without it, you’ll find people will simply glance at your shots and then move on to the next one.

5. Techniques to Enhance the Focal Point in an Image Position - Place it in a prominent position. Simplify the background. Size - Make your focal point large. Color - Use Contrasting colors. Elements – Contrasting shapes and textures can make a subject stand out.

6. Emphasis through Position, Color, Shape

7. Contrast A Principle of Design that refers to differences in elements. Contrast can be in the Elements of Art, in Size, or in Subject Matter. Contrast usually adds excitement, drama, and interest to images.

8. Contrast in Shape

9. Contrast in Texture

10. Contrast in Value

11. Contrast in Color

12. Contrast in Size

13. Subject Matter The content or meaning that is expressed through people, place, time, and objects in an image.

14. Subject Matter Contrast

16. Andy Warhol Pop Artist