WorksheetsPrinciples of Design
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Worksheet time: 13mins
Ways of combining elements to produce the appearance of movement or a visual beat in artwork.
Rhythm
Movement
Pickle
Emphasis
Using different elements or materials in a work of art to offset unity and add interest to an artwork.
Variety
Pattern
Proportion
Buffet
regular, alternating, progressive, random
dominate, subordinate, convergence, contrast, position, isolation
radial, asymmetrical, symmetrical, formal, informal
scale, hierarchical, exaggerated, distorted, foreshortening,
guiding, kinetic, simulated, freeze-framing
simplicity, similarity, proximity, repetition
The recurring fragment, theme, or pattern that appears in a work of art
Motif
Pattern
Rhythm
Movement
Implied, or the illusion of an action
Simulated Movement
Kinetic Art
Guiding Movement
Rhythm
A dividing line that works like the point of balance in the artwork.
Central Axis
Balance
Symmetry
Radial
When creating Unity, objects that are closer to each other appear more related
Movement
Proximity
Similarity
Proportion
The repetition of elements or combinations of elements in a recognizable organization.
Pattern
Movement
Emphasis
Proportion
Minimizing other elements in order to bring attention to the focal point.
Dominant
Subordinate
Focal Point
Movement
Unnatural proportions to depict the importance of the figures
Heirarchical
Proportion
Scale
Foreshortening
A method of applying perspective to an object or figure so that it seems to recede in space by shortening the depth dimensions, making the form appear three-dimensional
Foreshortening
Heirarchical
Proportion
Scale
An artwork has a physical size; Scale refers to the size of the art object in relation to another object. The relative size of the artwork is always compared to the size of the human body--life-sized, miniature, enormous
Scale
Proportion
Heirarchical
Foreshortening
Elements move the viewer’s eye through the artwork
Kinetic
Guiding Movement
Simulated Movement
Pattern
Actual Movement, typically sculptural and mechanized
Kinetic Art
Heirarchical
Movement
Freeze-Framing
Objects that are closer to each other appear more related
Proximity
Motif
Proportion
Balance
