Rhythm

What is rhythm in art?

• The size and scale of a work of art
• The subject matter of a work of art
• The use of color in a work of art
• Repetition or pattern of elements in a work of art that creates a sense of flow.

What does repetition do in making rhythm in art?

• Repetition has no effect on rhythm in art.
• Repetition disrupts rhythm in art.
• Repetition is not a technique used in creating rhythm in art.
• Repetition keeps rhythm flowing smoothly.

What's the difference between "regular" and "progressive" rhythm?

• Regular rhythm follows a predictable pattern, while progressive rhythm changes gradually.

• They are the same thing

• Regular rhythm is always faster; progressive rhythm is slower.

• Regular rhythm uses one art element, progressive rhythm uses many.

Why do artists use rhythm in their art?

• To create a feeling of togetherness and movement

• To create a sense of stillness
• To confuse the viewers
• To make their art more boring

Why do artists sometimes add something different to their rhythm?

• To confuse the audience
• To make the rhythm more predictable
• To follow a trend
• To create variety, surprise, or evoke emotions.