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What are the Principles of design are a natural part of perception. Unity & variety Balance Emphasis & subordination Proportion & scale Rhythm
Unity a sense of oneness, of things belonging together and making up a coherent whole
Variety difference, which provides interest
What coexists in Art? Unity and Variety
MEMORY OF OCEANIA Henri Matisse
Thomas Hart Benton Pollacks Mentor
Lee Krasner Pollacks wife..she never took his last name
Conceptual Unity asks the viewer to interpret the piece of art.
Joseph Cornell THE HOTEL EDEN (assemblage where unlike objects & images are enclosed in a shape – the artists is asking the viewer to accept them as a whole
Balance ways in which elements of a piece are arranged
Visual Weight the apparent “heaviness” or “lightness” of the forms arranged in a composition.
EX of Visual weight RED CUBE New York City by Isamu Noguchi
Symmetircal Weight the implied center of gravity is the vertical axis, an imaginary line drawn down the center of the composition. aka = “formal balance”
Assymetrical Weight elements placed unevenly in a piece, but they work together to form harmony aka = “informal balance”
emphasis means that your attention is drawn to a certain area or object**SIZE & PLACEMENT can be used to create emphasis.**
subordination means areas are made less interesting to make the areas of interest stand out.
Scale means size in relation to a standard “normal” size. **PLANTOIR by Claes Oldenburg & Bruggen 23’11
proportion refers to size relationships between parts of the whole
heirarchal scale most important is larger or placed in the middle of a composition
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