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    GEC-RVA: Reading Visual Art and Principles of Design: Week 5 Lesson

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    This document defines and provides examples of the principles of design used to organize visual art elements: balance, emphasis, contrast, rhythm and movement, pattern and repetition, unity, variety, and proportion. It includes illustrations of works by artists such as Calder, DaVinci, Whistler, Dine, Klimt, Dali, Ansel Adams, Duchamp, Van Gogh, Klimt, Vermeer, Chagall, and Caillebotte that demonstrate these principles. The learning outcomes are to define and apply these principles in analyzing and creating artworks. Students are assigned to draw an image using the principles and take a photo applying the rule of thirds.

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    This document defines and provides examples of the principles of design used to organize visual art elements: balance, emphasis, contrast, rhythm and movement, pattern and repetition, unity, variety, and proportion. It includes illustrations of works by artists such as Calder, DaVinci, Whistler, Dine, Klimt, Dali, Ansel Adams, Duchamp, Van Gogh, Klimt, Vermeer, Chagall, and Caillebotte that demonstrate these principles. The learning outcomes are to define and apply these principles in analyzing and creating artworks. Students are assigned to draw an image using the principles and take a photo applying the rule of thirds.

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    This document defines and provides examples of the principles of design used to organize visual art elements: balance, emphasis, contrast, rhythm and movement, pattern and repetition, unity, variety, and proportion. It includes illustrations of works by artists such as Calder, DaVinci, Whistler, Dine, Klimt, Dali, Ansel Adams, Duchamp, Van Gogh, Klimt, Vermeer, Chagall, and Caillebotte that demonstrate these principles. The learning outcomes are to define and apply these principles in analyzing and creating artworks. Students are assigned to draw an image using the principles and take a photo applying the rule of thirds.

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    GEC-RVA: Reading Visual Art

    and Principles of Design

    Week 5 lesson
    Topic: Principle of art
    Learning outcomes:
    ● Define and translate principles of design in an artwork.
    ● Create an artwork depicting the various principles of design.
    The Principles of Design

    What we use to organize the


    Elements of Art,
    or the tools to make art.
    Balance
    The way the elements are arranged
    to create a feeling of stability in a work
    BALANCE

    Alexander Calder
    Symmetrical Balance

    The parts of an image are organized


    so that one side mirrors the other.
    Symmetrical Balance

    Leonardo DaVinci
    Asymmetrical Balance

    When one side of a composition


    does not reflect the design of the other.
    Asymmetrical Balance

    James Whistler
    Radial Balance

    When the design is reflected on all 4 sides


    Radial Design
    Emphasis
    The focal point of an image,
    or when one area or thing
    stands out the most.
    EMPHASIS

    Jim Dine Gustav Klimt


    Contrast

    A large difference between two elements


    to create interest and tension.
    Contrast

    Salvador Dali
    Ansel Adams
    Rhythm and Movement

    ⚫A regular repetition of elements


    to produce the look and feel of movement.
    Rhythm and
    Movement

    Marcel Duchamp
    Vincent VanGogh
    Pattern and Repetition

    ⚫Repetition of a design motif


    ⚫Regular
    ⚫Alternating
    ⚫Random
    Gustav Klimt

    Pattern and Repetition


    UNITY

    When all the


    elements and
    principles
    work together
    to create a
    pleasing
    image.
    Johannes Vermeer
    Variety
    The use of differences and change to
    increase the visual interest of the work.
    Variety
    Marc Chagall
    Proportion

    ⚫The comparative relationship of one part to


    another with respect to size, quantity, or degree;
    SCALE.
    Proportion

    Gustave
    Caillebotte
    Proportion
    Seatwork

    Draw an image applying the principles of


    design.
    Weekly Output
    Using your cellphone take a photos applying the rule
    of thirds

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