Elements & Principles of Design:
Asymmetrical Balance
Bird’s Eye View
Curved Lines
Diagonal Lines
Emphasis
Framing
Horizon Line
Horizontal Lines
Leading Lines
Movement/Rhythm
Pattern/Repetition
Proportion/Scale
Rule of Thirds
Simplicity
Symmetrical Balance
Texture
Unity
Variety
Vertical Lines
Worm’s Eye View
Image
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E/P of Design
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Rationale
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Framing
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There is a small hole that frames the rest of the landscape
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pattern and repetition
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the same leaf is being repeated over and over again to create a pattern
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Bird's Eye View
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The shot is looking down from the sky onto the ground
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Rule of thirds
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Picture is only 1/3 full..with the duck
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Leading Lines
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the lines of the bridge lead you to
look at the person that was standing on the bridge |
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Vertical Lines
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vertical lines on the buildings, fence and standing people
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Curved Lines
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There are curved lines on the building thing
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Horizontal Lines
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There are lines and lines of vineyard plants
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diagonal lines
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The rainbow slide is a bunch of diagonal lines
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proportion scale
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Usually humans are bigger than paint tubes but the roles are reversed
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texture
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you can see the texture of the rope in the picture
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movement
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each line is moving slightly forward as it curves around the bend
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Asymmetrical balance
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there is balance although its not symmetrical
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Worm's Eye View
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this is looking from the ground up
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Emphasis
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everything is uncolored except the leaves of the plant providing emphasis
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Variety
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there are a variety of colors and shapes in this picture
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Simplicity
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The color is almost all white with just a plain egg in the background
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Horizon Line
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There is a horizon line in the distance…what else is there?
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