Balance
- equal visual emphasis on different sides of the work. Balance can be symmetrical,assymetrical, or radial.
- equal visual emphasis on different sides of the work. Balance can be symmetrical,assymetrical, or radial.
Unity-
the elements look like they belong together. The artist arranges separate elements tocreate a whole
the elements look like they belong together. The artist arranges separate elements tocreate a whole
Emphasis-
the focal point is the center of interest or emphasis. Emphasis can be created byusing bright color, contrast, highlighting certain shapes and careful placement of an element.
the focal point is the center of interest or emphasis. Emphasis can be created byusing bright color, contrast, highlighting certain shapes and careful placement of an element.
Contrast-
created by placing very different things next to one another. Contrast can definethe focal point. Create contrast by using light next to dark and muted, soft color next to boldcolor
created by placing very different things next to one another. Contrast can definethe focal point. Create contrast by using light next to dark and muted, soft color next to boldcolor
Rhythm-
created with repetition. The reuse of a design element can lead a viewer to a focalpoint. Repetition can also control the direction and speed of a viewer’s attention.
created with repetition. The reuse of a design element can lead a viewer to a focalpoint. Repetition can also control the direction and speed of a viewer’s attention.
Movement-
How your eye moves or tracks through a piece of art and the way of combiningvisual elements to produce a sense of action – or implied motion.
How your eye moves or tracks through a piece of art and the way of combiningvisual elements to produce a sense of action – or implied motion.
Pattern-
The use of repeated elements to create this
The use of repeated elements to create this