Movement, Rhythm, Repetition, and Variety

________________is how the eye travels throughout an artwork. Leads the viewer from one aspect to another within the composition.

• Movement

• Rhythm

• Repetition

• Variety

_________ is the regular repetition of elements such as line, shape, and forms that create interest and consistency.

• Movement

• Rhythm

• Repetition

• Variety

_______works with pattern to make the art seem active. It creates unity within the work of art often with rhythm.

• Movement

• Rhythm

• Repetition

• Variety

_________ is the use of several elements of design that creates difference to hold the viewer's attention.

• Movement

• Rhythm

• Repetition

• Variety

________ is noted in this work by Giacoma Bella, "Dynamism of a Dog on a Leash". It leads your eyes to the leash, dog's legs, and person's legs.

• Movement

• Rhythm

• Repetition

• Variety.

________________ positive shapes separated by negative shapes. This can be Regular, Flowing, Progressive, Irregular, and Random. Jasper John's "Three Flags" is an example.

• Movement

• Rhythm

• Variety

• Shape

Andy Warhols' "Dollar Sign" is an example of _________. The dollar sign that is duplicated works with a pattern to create unity within the art.

• Movement

• Rhythm

• Repetition

• Variety

Gustave Klimt's "Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I" is an example of ___________________. It has different shapes that contrast, lines of dress contrast with geometric shapes and patterns in dress.

• Movement

• Repetition

• Rhythm

• Variety

The first box is __________ (principle) and the 2nd box is __________ (principle).

• Pattern and Contrast

• Variety and Unity

• Rhythm and Movement

• Contrast and Unity

• Emphasis and Contrast

Principles of design are how the artist uses _____________ in a work of art to plan and organize.

• Appropriation, Time, and Proportion

• Media and Tools

• Basic Elements

• Style and Historical References