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Revision as of 14:41, 1 January 2026
Composition
Positive and Negative Space
Focal Point
Rule of Thirds
Leading Lines
Eye Path
A visual pathway inviting the viewer to explore the image and discover the subject.
Depth and Scale
Flat scenes appear three-dimensional and emphasize the size difference between foreground elements and distant subjects.
Focus
By directing attention, they make the subject more prominent and impactful.
Examples
Put Leading Examples Here
Balance
Rhythm/Movement
Simplification
Abstraction
Elements
Uses fundamental art elements (line, shape, color, texture, value) as the primary subjects.
Non-Representational
Avoids realistic depiction, aiming for emotional or intellectual impact.
Focus
Creates a visual experience centered on the arrangement and interaction of elements, not on recognizable objects.
Simplification
Reduces complex subjects to their most basic, recognizable aspects.
Reinforce Composition
Employs traditional design principles like balance, rhythm (repetition), unity, focal points, and directional movement.
Deconstruction
Core Elements
Unity
Value and Tone
Contrast
The juxtaposition of opposing elements to create visual interest and hierarchy.
Harmony
The visually pleasing arrangement of similar or related elements, creating unity, balance, and a sense of belonging.
