Lesson 2.5 - The Principles of Visual Arts Flashcards

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What are the principles of visual arts?

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  • Emphasis
  • Balance and Alignment
  • Contrast
  • Repitition
  • Proportion
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it is the rule that obliges the designer to place he stress and visual emphasis on the most essential idea or element in the design.

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Emphasis

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What are the kinds of Emphasis in Art and Design?

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  • Size
  • Shape
  • Placement
  • Isolation
  • Changes in Value
  • Direction
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Changes and hierarchy of size based on relevance of idea, text and/or design.

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Emphasis by Size

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Using shape and movement as a tool for visual emphasis.
Emphasis by Placement – Us

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Emphasis by Shape

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Using placement of the element(s) to break patterns/visual movement with the goal of optimal visual emphasis.

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Emphasis by Placement

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With the creative use of isolation of opposing/contrasting or even similar elements and white space, visual emphasis is achieved.

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Emphasis by Isolation

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  • By giving visual weight to elements in focus through changes in value, emphasis is achieved.
  • Contrast, color theory and value play a major role in this visual emphasis strategy.
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Emphasis by Changes in Value

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Using changes and the creative directing of the eyes through movement and other vector elements, visual emphasis can be achieved (e.g. pointing out an idea with an arrow or line).

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Emphasis by Direction

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try to imagine that there is an invisible grid that divides the space into nine equal parts and another grid with four equal parts as well

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Balance and Alignment

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often used to assess alignment, composition and general distribution of visual weight on a plane.

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9-part grid

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The 9-part grid is most of the time called the ______________

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Rule of Thirds

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is often used to measure symmetry

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4-part grid

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In 4-part grid, the horizontal line is often called___________

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mid-line

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In 4-part grid, the vertical line is called the ____________

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center line

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What are the 2 kinds of balance?

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  • Symmetrical balance
  • Asymmetrical balance
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pertains to the equal distribution of visual weight/elements in an artwork on all four quadrants of the plane.

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Symmetrical

18
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create balance through equally weighted ideas aligned on either side of a centerline.

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Symmetrical artworks

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uses opposing weights (like contrasting one large element with several smaller elements) to create a composition that is not even, but still has equilibrium.

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Asymmetrical design

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  • precisely the principle in art and design that pertains to how an element in an artwork catches the eye
  • creates a break and difference between elements in your design.
  • The opposing / difference between the background and foreground
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Contrast

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The repeating of shapes, lines, color, or other art elements in planned or random order to create interest or make the artwork more exciting.

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Repetition

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  • the visual size and weight of elements in a composition and how they relate to each other.
  • It often helps to approach your design in sections, instead of as a whole.
  • It is boldly Scale which pertains to the relationship of an object/ human to other objects/ elements.
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Proportion

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  • the consideration of ideas/ elements based on its importance
  • Colors, size and placement changes can help put emphasis on most important ideas
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Hierarchy

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