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1 Principles of Design = the organization of a work of art
Write the definition of each principle (5 pts each) Draw a design that illustrates each principle. (5 pts each)

2 The Design Principles of Visual Arts
Rhythm Movement Balance Proportion Variety Emphasis Unity

3 See how RHYTHM is created
= Repeating an element over and over in a work of art; similar to pattern; like the beat of artwork THINK: Music, dance -beat. * bum bum bum Occurs when movement is repeated Used to direct your eye See how RHYTHM is created

4 Rhythm in the Elements of Art: DRAW a pattern like these
Line Shape Texture Space Color Value

5 See Movement created by pattern in art
= an illusion of motion; when your eye follows a path; caused by repetition and rhythm Your eye will move around an artwork because of the way the artist repeated things Adds excitement See Movement created by pattern in art

6 Movement in the Elements of Art: DRAW 1 type of movement
Line Shape Texture Space Color Value

7 Balance = a sense of stability in the body of work; a feeling of equal weight. See Balance in art

8 An experiment with balance
Not Balanced

9 Formal or Symmetrical =
when the 2 sides are equal Formal Balance

10 Informal Balance Informal or Asymmetrical =
There is balance, but the two sides are not the same Informal Balance

11 Formal Balance

12 Informal Balance

13 Balance in the Elements of Art
Line Shape Texture Formal Informal Informal Formal Informal Informal Space Color Value

14 Proportion = (scale) refers to the relationships of the size of objects in a body of work. Artists learned that distorting or exaggerating proportion could alter the effect of a work on the viewer Artists can show what is important by changing the sizes of objects ** DRAW a person with an exaggerated feature

15 Examples of PROPORTION

16 Variety is the spice of life!!!
= Differences in artwork; You can achieve variety by using difference shapes, textures, colors and values in your work. Adds visual interest; keeps your eye looking

17 Examples of VARIETY in art:
** (choose 2) DRAW a variety of either lines, shapes, textures

18 Emphasis = One object or area that stands out or attracts attention, an area of interest that is important AKA “focal point” Created with strong contrast, highlights, large size ONLINE ACTIVITY: Find the FOCAL POINT!

19 Line Shape Texture Space Color Value
Emphasis: in the Elements of Art: DRAW 1 of these to show how one part is emphasized ** notice how 1 is different in each group Line Shape Texture Space Color Value

20 Unity = everything fits together as a whole; AKA “harmony”
Your work should not appear disjointed or confusing. Lines, shapes, colors, textures, value or space fit together to form one unit Composition appears to be a whole not a collection of parts

21 Examples of UNITY/Harmony:

22 Unity: in the Elements of Art: DRAW 1 of these to show Harmony
Line Shape Texture Space Color Value

23 What have you learned about the Elements and Principles of Visual Art?
Line Shape Space Texture Value Color Form PRINCIPLES Variety Repetition Movement Rhythm Emphasis Balance Unity


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