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Principles Of Design
- 1. Principles of DesignGuidelines that govern the way artists organize the elements of art. CAN YOU NAME THE SEVEN ELEMENTS OF ART?
- 2. The Principles ofDesign Rhythm Movement Pattern Balance Proportion Emphasis Variety Harmony Unity Note: This list is one possible list. You will find that every book, every artist has a slightly different list of Principles.
- 3. Balance: Balance isconcerned with arranging art elements in an artwork so no one part over powers, or seems heavier than, any other part. There are three types of balance: Formal Informal Radial
- 4. Formal Balance (Symmetrical):Occurs when one half of a work mirrors or closely resembles the other half.
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- 6. Informal Balance (Asymmetrical):Involves a balance of unlike objects or elements.
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- 8. Radial Balance: Occurswhen elements are positioned around a central point.
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- 10. Variety: Combining artelements by adding slight changes to increase visual interest.
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- 12. Rhythm: The repetitionof an element to make a work seem active or to suggest visual vibration.
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- 14. Movement: Movement isthe Principle of Design that creates the look and feel of action to guide the viewer’s eyes through the work of art.
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- 16. A two-dimensional decorativeeffect achieved through the repetition of colors, lines, shapes, and/or textures. Pattern:
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- 18. Proportion: The mannerin which the parts of a work relate to each other and to the whole.
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- 20. Emphasis: The principleof design concerned with making an element or object in an artwork stand out.
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- 22. Harmony: The principleof design concerned with combining similar art elements to create a pleasing appearance.
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- 24. Unity: The combiningof art elements and principles with media to create a feeling of completeness.
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