5 principles of design repetition balance emphasis contrast unity
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5 Principles of Design
•Repetition•Balance•Emphasis•Contrast•Unity
RepetitionRepetition is the use of an element(s) of art more than once in a composition or picture plane
REPETITION CAN CREATE SPACE, PATTERN OR
RHYTHM
Repetition creating space
Repetition can create pattern
Repetition can create rhythm
Rhythm
Balance – the distribution of visual weight within the picture plane
• Symmetrical or formal balance• Asymmetrical or informal balance
Formal Balance is symmetrical or equal along a central axis
Formal Balance
Formal Balance
Informal Balance Formal Balance
Informal Balance is asymmetrical picture plane weight
Emphasis• Utilizing the
Elements & Principles of Art to lead the viewers’ eye to a created a focal point (center of interest)
Emphasis
????1.Balance
2.Color
3.Repetition
4.Value
5.Contrast
6.Rhythm
EMPHASIS?
Contrast – utilizing differences or variations of the elements & principles
of art to create a focal point and viewer interest
HIGH CONTRAST – bold or extreme differences
Low Contrast – displaying subtle variations in the elements and
principles of art
SHAPE CONTRAST
Chiaroscuro – Italian term, translates into English as light and dark
SIZE
CONTRAST
SIZE
CONTRAST
Contrastin
Value
Contrastin
Value
UNITY – the harmony of all the principles and elements of art
working in concert to create an effective, interesting work of art
UNITY•COLOR•TEXTURE
UNITY•COLOR•TEXTURE•BALANCE
UNITY Balance, Color, Value
UNITY Balance, Color, Value & Texture