AO3 Develop and explore ideas You will select the best ideas to use in your final outcome. Try out at least 2 composition ideas. Experiment with a variety.

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AO3 Develop and explore ideas You will select the best ideas to use in your final outcome. Try out at least 2 composition ideas. Experiment with a variety of media and techniques Try out different ideas for composition.

Composition …is the way items, objects or subject matter are arranged in an artwork. In other words, composition refers to how the artist uses the space within the artwork. Note: Good online resources to expand your knowledge of composition can be found on Moodle in the ‘Art Resources’ (bottom) section.Moodle

TIP #1: Get to know the RULE OF THIRDS Examples…

TIP #1: Get to know the RULE OF THIRDS Art composition rules provide a starting point for deciding on a composition for a painting, for deciding where to put things. The Rule of Thirds is the easiest art composition rule to follow in a painting. It's a basic rule that is popular among photographers, but equally applicable to the composition of paintings. Applying the rule of thirds to a painting means you'll never have a painting that's split in half, either vertically or horizontally, nor one with the main focus right in the centre like a bull's-eye. What is the Rule of Thirds? Quite simply, divide a canvas in thirds both horizontally and vertically, and place the focus of the painting either one third across or one third up or down the picture, or where the lines intersect (the red circles on the diagram).

What Difference Does the Rule of Thirds Make? Take a look at these two photos of a lion. On the one on the left, your eye is drawn straight into the centre of the image and you tend to ignore the rest of the picture. On the one on the right, where the lion's face is on one of the Rule of Thirds 'hotspots', your eye is drawn the the lion's face, then around the painting following the curve of the body. How Do I Use the Rule of Thirds in a Painting? Until you're confident mentally visualising the lines, draw them in lightly on your canvas or piece of paper with a pencil so you can easily check that the placement of the elements in your painting adheres to the Rule of Thirds. If you do thumbnail sketches first, draw the thirds grid on top to check the composition. Rule of Thirds in Photography When you're taking reference photos, remember the Rule of Thirds also applies to photography. TIP #1: Get to know the RULE OF THIRDS