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Design Theory By: Sarah Wasilewski

Design Theory By: Sarah Wasilewski. Line. Point of Path The outlining of the sun’s rays shows line. Also, the tree branches in the image show line. Shape. Perceivable two-dimensional area

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Design Theory By: Sarah Wasilewski

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  1. Design TheoryBy: Sarah Wasilewski

  2. Line • Point of Path • The outlining of the sun’s rays shows line. Also, the tree branches in the image show line.

  3. Shape • Perceivable two-dimensional area • Some of the triangles are two dimensional. Also, what the people are sitting on is a two-dimensional shape.

  4. Form • Three-dimensional shapes: length, width, & depth • The building shows three-dimensional shape.

  5. Space • Height and width • This image shows space. The island is positive space and the sky and water around it is negative space.

  6. Color • Reflected light • The girl and the background has a lot of bright colors that stand out.

  7. Value • Relative light and darkness • This image shows white all the way to black. There are like grays in the image which shows value.

  8. Texture • Surface quality • The person’s face is meant to look like a hill. It has a grass-like texture to it.

  9. Rhythm • Movement by the repetition of objects • The squiggles around the clock show rhythm in the image. It makes the image have sort of a beat.

  10. Movement • Guides your eyes thru an image • The guy was digitally made to look like he’s running so fast that he is blurred. This shows movement.

  11. Pattern • Decorative surface design • This image shows a pattern. The blue and green shapes are repeated.

  12. Balance • Equalizing the visual weight of elements • This picture shows symmetrical balance. If you split in down the middle vertically it’s the same on each side.

  13. Proportion • Relative size within the work • This image shows proportion. The guy is bigger than the planets.

  14. Variety • Concerned with difference or contrast • There is a difference or contrast in the sky. There are light and dark in the picture.

  15. Emphasis • Focal point • The figure in the middle is the focal point. My eyes go right to it.

  16. Harmony • Creates unity by stressing the similarities • of separate but related parts. • This image has harmony. All the different images are brought together with the color.

  17. Unity • Quality of wholeness or oneness that is • achieved through the effective use of the • elements and principles of art. • This image shows unity. It has many different elements like line in the face. Also, the face makes a pattern. The guy and the background unite.

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