Rhythm Rhythm is defined as continuous, recurrent, or organized movement. Rhythm is defined as continuous, recurrent, or organized movement. Uses the.

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Rhythm Rhythm is defined as continuous, recurrent, or organized movement. Rhythm is defined as continuous, recurrent, or organized movement. Uses the Elements of Design to leading the eye from one point to another Uses the Elements of Design to leading the eye from one point to another

Where do you see rhythm?

Rhythm by Repetition Can be achieved through… Repeating/duplicating or alternating lines, shape and form, colors, textures, or patterns.

Repetition  Simple A A A A pattern  Posts in a stairway railing  Alternating ABABAB  Checkerboard  Complex ABCABC  Decorative throw pillows.

Rhythm by Gradation… When objects gradually increase or decrease in size or color. Example: Tables, Hat boxes, tupperware, canisters

Rhythm By Gradation Paint on wall changes gradually in value.

Rhythm by Radiation… o Created by objects radiating or move outward from a central axis point. o Examples: <Petals of a daisy, Chairs around a table, tie back curtains <Circular objects such as plates, bowls, light fixtures, textile patterns, hanging plants and chandeliers

Rhythm By Radiation Tall Grasses “radiate” from the center of the vase on this bathroom vanity. Tall Grasses “radiate” from the center of the vase on this bathroom vanity.

Rhythm by Opposition… Abrupt change in line or color Created by lines meeting at right angles Square corners of a doorway Sofa back that curves into the arms Contrasting colors and objects Black vs. white, complementary colors Ornate objects placed in quiet backgrounds Old versus new Round forms next to square ones

Rhythm by Transition… Created by curved lines that carry your eye from one point or area to the next Arched draperies, arched doorways, sofa back

What Type of Rhythm? Repetition? Repetition? Gradation? Gradation? Radiation? Radiation? Opposition? Opposition? Transition? Transition?

Rhythm Assignments Rhythm Room Design a room that includes all 5 types of rhythm in a PLEASING design. Explain where each type is found. Professionally mount this room sketch. Rhythm Room Design a room that includes all 5 types of rhythm in a PLEASING design. Explain where each type is found. Professionally mount this room sketch. Rhythm Tear sheet Find a picture that represents at least one of the 5 types of rhythm. Explain which element(s) of design is being used to create the rhythm. Professionally mount the tear sheet. Rhythm Tear sheet Find a picture that represents at least one of the 5 types of rhythm. Explain which element(s) of design is being used to create the rhythm. Professionally mount the tear sheet.