Exercise 10 - Principles of Design - Unity / Variety

Unity and Variety in Andy Warhol Art 

Exercise 10 - Principles of Design - Unity / Variety

Unity and Variety in a Word

Exercise 10 - Principles of Design - Unity / Variety

Definition: 

Unity : the quality of  wholeness,  it is achieve by using similar, shapes or sizes, and colors.  

Variety : A design concerned with diversity or contrast, it is achieve by using different shapes sizes, and colors. 

Example

                                            unity                                                            variety 

Exercise 9 - Principles of Design - Balance

Balance in Design 

Exercise 9 - Principles of Design - Balance

Example of Balance :

This picture has a symmetrical balance because  of the identical placement and it is very similar in the look, the eyes of the owl contribute the mood of a hunter, it is stable.

This picture is asymmetrical balance because of the uneven spaces and a suggestion of movement, it contribute the mood of tension and it is dynamic.

This picture is radial balance because it is around central point, the feeling of  it is unity and brings attraction, it also has a spiral effect.

Exercise 9 - Principles of Design - Balance

Definition: 

The distribution of art elements to provide visual weight in an artwork. 

Exercises 8 - Elements of Design - Color

Monochromatic Triptych in Photography 

The color scheme is Analogous. I chose the color brown, blue and green.

Exercises 8 - Elements of Design - Color

Color in Art 

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I used the monochromatic scheme to to represent the mysterious and strange feeling you get of the painting by using the tints and shades of violet.

Exercises 8 - Elements of Design - Color

Definition : 

Color is element of art that is produced when light, striking object, is reflected back to eye. There are three properties to color that is the red, yellow and blue hue. The second property is intensity, which refers to the vividness of the color.


example :

Exercise 7 - Elements of Design - Value

Value Scale 

Exercise 7 - Elements of Design - Value

Value in Drawing 

Exercise 7 - Elements of Design - Value

Value in Photography 

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Exercise 7 - Elements of Design - Value

Value Definition :

Value refers to the lightness or darkness of an object, regardless of color. It is present in all designs. Most people can distinguish about thirty or forty steps, or value gradations, between black and white.
And the value halfway between these extremes is called middle gray.