FINAL PORTFOLIO

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LINE

• the path of a moving point (geometric or organic)
• the previous picture represents line because there are geometric lines on the road.

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SHAPE

• an area enclosed by an outline
• the previous picture demonstrates shape because the different sized squares are geometric shapes.

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COLOR

• what the eyes see when light is reflected off an object.
• the previous picture represents color because I see many different colors that are very bright.

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FORM

• a three-dimensional object
• the previous picture demonstrates form because the objects are 3 dimensional and the light comes from the left side, which creates an illusion

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VALUE

• the lights and darks that make up an image; the lightness or darkness of a color
• the previous picture demonstrates value because it contains a wide range of values that create a serious tone

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SPACE

• the distance or area between, around, above, below and within objects
• the previous picture represents space because it looks like there is greater distance between the metal bars at the start of the picture.
• each bar is really the same width apart, but because of the cameras view, it creates an illusion

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TEXTURE

• how the surface of an object feels or looks as it would feel, if touched
• the previous picture demonstrates texture because it looks like the pebbles would have a very rough and bumpy feel

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CONTRAST

• refers to differences in values, colors, textures, and other art elements to achieve interest and emphasis
• the previous picture shows contrast because of the range of warm colors that gets brighter in the middle of the picture

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EMPHASIS

• establishes one part of an image as most important and makes it stand out
• the previous picture demonstrates emphasis because the organic line is the first thing that grabs attention in the picture. the distracting background also helps add emphasis to the picture.

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MOVEMENT

• refers to the path the viewer’s eye follows through an image
• the previous picture shows movement because of the way the water hits and splashes the rocks. it gives the viewers eye a path to follow because of where the water starts and ends up.

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BALANCE

• the arrangement of visual elements within the frame of an image that creates harmonious relationships
• the previous picture demonstrates balance because each half of the picture has very similar weight, which makes it almost symmetrical

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PATTERN

• refers to a repetitive design or motif within a composition
• the previous picture shows pattern because there are symbols that are repetitive throughout the picture

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UNITY

• occurs when the arrangement of elements and principles create a feeling of completeness to the eye
• the previous picture demonstrates unity because there are many anchors that are placed throughout the photo, which makes it feel complete

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RHYTHM

• the repeating of an element to make a work seem active or lively
• the previous picture shows rhythm because the strings on the guitar give an instant idea of how it would sound

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