Month: February 2016
Elements of Art Design
First Row-
Left: This photo demonstrates the element of line, as represented by the crack in the sidewalk.
Right: The very defined outline of the light bulb creates shape.
Second Row-
Left: The silhouette of the roses creates an abstract shape, displaying the element form.
Center: The shadows and highlights on the face as well as the darkness of the jacket and hair and the lightness of the soft background creates value.
Right: A sense of depth is given by the difference in focus and size of each pot, creating the element space.
Third Row-
Left: The sharp appearance of the cactus spines is a good example of the element texture.
Right: Many different contrasting colors are displayed by the feathers on the bird.
Principles of Art Design
First Row-
Left: This photo demonstrates balance, as represented by the three symmetrically arranged and centered flower pots.
Right: Because the colors and textures in this photo are similar and compliment each other, it demonstrates the element harmony.
Second Row-
Left: The background of this photo is simple and repetitive, thus emphasizing the flower with its different color, texture, and shape.
Center: The consecutive lines on the ladders, and their negative space (the shadows) demonstrate rhythm.
Right: The comparison of the sun in the horizon and the water bottle gives a feel for proportion.
Third Row-
Left: The soft blue color of the pool and the striking pink of the flower create color contrast.
Right: This photo demonstrates unity because of the well balanced colors and the coming together of all the blossoms at the center of the picture.
Fourth Row-
Left: Motion is clearly displayed by the blur in the background and the movement of the arms.
Right: Each panel of the walls consists of a different color and/or texture, demonstrating variety.
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