Exercise 14 - Principles of Design - Repetition and Pattern - Rhythm and Movement

Rhythm on Op Art:

Exercise 14 - Principles of Design - Repetition and Pattern - Rhythm and Movement

Personal Fingerprints:

Exercise 14 - Principles of Design - Repetition and Pattern - Rhythm and Movement

Definition:

Pattern and Repetition: Is the planned or random repetition of one or more elements, and there are many types of pattern like  rows, grids, half-drop designs ant etc.

Rhythm and Movement: Is concerned with repeating an element to make a work seem active or suggest movement. And the movement is used to guide the viewer eye on the art work.

Examples:

Exercise 13 - Principles of Design - Emphasis

Emphasis in Drawing :

I colored the eyes red to make it more noticeable and bright.

 

Exercise 13 - Principles of Design - Emphasis

Emphasis Through Color:

Exercise 13 - Principles of Design - Emphasis

Definition:

Emphasis means to make something standout which can draw the viewer attention.

Exercise 12 - Principles of Design - Proportion

Photomontage:

The idea is that the large cheetah is sitting in the the rice fields.
The hidden object is the small house next to the cheetah. 

Exercise 12 - Principles of Design - Proportion

Distorted Proportion:

 

Exercise 12 - Principles of Design - Proportion

Proportion in Interior Design 

It has too many long lamps.

Exercise 12 - Principles of Design - Proportion

Definition: 

Proportion refers to the relative size of an object comparing it to another object. Also we often think of proportion in terms of size relationships within the human body.

Exercise 11 - Principles of Design - Contrast and Harmony

iExpress -  Image Contrast