Design
Published on Mar 18, 2016
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Scale: 2 or more objects. The relative size of an object in relation to other objects.
These couches are scale because their the same size but the table in the middle is smaller.
Photo by Joy Daugherty
Proportion: the ratio of one part, or of one part to the whole object.
This snow flake is an example of proportion because all of the outside features connect to the center to make the whole piece.
Photo by Alexey Kljatov (ChaoticMind75)
Symmetrical: achieved by placing identical objects on either side of the central point.
This butterfly is symmetrical because both of the sides are the same on both sides.
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Asymmetrical: more difficult to achieve, because it is visuals weight, not exact objects.
This dress is asymmetrical because it's a dress not a lot of people would think to design and it's an interesting arrangement .
Photo by chwynyn
Radial: achieved by placing objects around a central point.
This is an example of radial because it's all the same object making one piece by connecting to the center .
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Emphasis: the center of attention in a design.
This fire place is an example of emphasis because it's the most stand out thing in the room and it draws people's eyes to it when they walk in the room.
Photo by peter.lubeck
Rhythm: something that leads your eye one point to another. Creates 5 types of motion.
This is an example of rhythm because it's drawing your eyes from one spot to another .
Photo by Stuck in Customs
Gradiation: rhythm created by gradual change in size or color.
This is an example of gradiation because it changes size and shade of the original picture .
Photo by dcosand
Radiation: rhythm created by identical objects coming from central axis
This is an example of radiation because it's similar objects that are being connected to the center axis.
Opposition: rhythm created by lines meeting at right angles
This tall building is opposition because the top of it turns at right angle to connect another part of it.
Photo by @yakobusan Jakob Montrasio 孟亚柯
Transition: rhythm created by curved lines that carry your eye across a straight surface.
This design would be example of transition because is a bunch of curved lines on a flat surface .
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Harmony: the sensitive balance of variety and unity .
This is an example of harmony because their all dark colors and all of the furniture and colors go together .
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Unity: everything works together to make a whole piece.
These hands represent unity because there all coming together to make one picture .
Photo by C. VanHook Images (vanhookc)
