Exercise 14 - Principles of Design - Repetition, Pattern, Rhythm and Movement - Rhythm in op Art

Exercise 14 - Principles of Design - Repetition, Pattern, Rhythm and Movement - personal fingerprint

Exercise 14 - Principles of Design - Definition of Repetition, Pattern, Rhythm and Movement.

Pattern: Is the planned or random repetition of one or more elements.
Repetition: the action of repeating something that has already been said or written or drawn.
Rhythm: Is concerned with repeating an element (color,  shape, line) to make a work seem active or to suggest movement.
Movement: Is used to guide a  viewer’s eye throughout the work of art.

Exercise 13 - Principles of design - Emphasis in drawing

I achieved the emphasis by contrast-color, the idea is showing how eyes can express emotions.

Exercise 13 - Principles of design - Emphasis through color

Exercise 13 - Principles of design - Definition of Emphasis

Emphasis: attract attention and encourage the viewer to look further by Isolation, Placement, Size, and Contrast.

Exercise 12 - principles of design - proportion : photomonatge

I put a big size cat in a desert and hide tiny pineapple in the backside grass .


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