Features of Visual Texts - Persepolis

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Proportion

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The size relationship between different parts of a composition (e.g., how large one object is compared to another).

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Symmetry

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A balanced arrangement of elements on either side of an axis, creating a sense of harmony and stability.

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Asymmetry

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An unbalanced arrangement that creates tension, movement, or visual interest.

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Leading Lines

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Lines in the composition that guide the viewer’s eye toward a focal point or through the image.

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Framing

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Using elements within the scene (like windows, arches, or trees) to frame the subject and draw attention to it.

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Rule of Thirds

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Dividing the image into a 3×3 grid and placing important elements along the lines or intersections to create balance.

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Contrast

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Differences in light, color, texture, or shape that make certain elements stand out.

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Texture

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The surface quality of an object—how rough, smooth, soft, or hard it appears visually.

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Depth

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The illusion of three-dimensional space in a two-dimensional image, often created through perspective, overlap, or focus.

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Perspective

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The technique of representing objects as they appear to recede into space, giving a sense of distance.