VA101: Movement & Rhythm

What does the design principle of movement help to achieve?

• Balance

• Contrast

• A sense of direction or flow

• Symmetry

What is rhythm in design?

• • A principle focused on harmony

• A repeated visual element that creates a sense of order

• The use of colors to contrast

• The balance between light and dark

Which element is most often used to create movement in a design?

• Line

• Shape

• Texture

• Balance

Which of the following is an example of visual rhythm?

• Alternating patterns of stripes and circles

• A single red circle in a blue background

• A randomly placed group of shapes

• Symmetry across a design

What type of rhythm alternates elements in a predictable pattern?

• Flowing Rhythm

• Random Rhythm

• Alternating Rhythm

• Progressive Rhythm

How can rhythm contribute to a design?

• • By ensuring equal proportions in a grid

• By adding randomness to the layout

• By keeping all elements static and neutral

• By guiding the viewer's eye through the composition

Which artwork is an excellent example of movement and rhythm?

• Grant Wood’s American Gothic

• Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa

• Vincent van Gogh’s Starry Night

• Robert Delaunay’s Endless Rhythm

Which principle is most likely to create a sense of action in a composition?

• Emphasis

• Movement

• Balance

• Proportion

When rhythm is irregular and unpredictable, it is called:

• Flowing Rhythm

• Progressive Rhythm

• Random Rhythm

• Alternating Rhythm

What happens when movement and rhythm work together in design?

• They distract the viewer’s attention

• They make the design symmetrical

• They create a harmonious flow through the composition

• They emphasize the focal point