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    The document discusses several principles of art design including harmony, balance, proportion, rhythm, and emphasis. Harmony refers to the impression of unity achieved through consistent arrangements. Balance gives a feeling of stability and can be symmetrical or asymmetrical. Proportion shows pleasing relationships between parts of a work. Rhythm is created through repetition of units or motifs. Emphasis draws the eye to the most important parts of a composition through techniques like grouping, color, size, and novelty.

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    Prepared by : Anna marie O.

    Millan
    Christine Macabenta
    Concepts

     Perception of an art is governed by diff. principles of art design.
     Through the combination of lines , colors and forms.
     Design is the overall organizational visual structure of the
    formal elements in a work of art.
     Harmony is the quality which produce an impression of unity
    through the arrangements of consistent objects or ideas.
     Balance is a quality of art which gives a feeling of rest, repose,
    equilibrium, or stability.
     Proportion is a quality of an art which shows pleasing
    relationships between a whole and its parts and among the
    parts themselves.

     Rhythm is the regular or related movement made
    through the repetition of a unit or motif.
     Emphasis is a quality of an art which tends to carry the
    eyes from the center of interest or dominant part of any
    composition to the less important or subordinate parts.
    The principles of art
    design

     Elements of arts are parts of a whole while
    perception of art design are rules or guides to help
    one put these elements together.
    Harmony

     Harmony is the principle which produces an
    impression of unity through the selection and
    arrangements of consistent objects and ideas.
     Harmony of lines and shapes – lines are made
    harmonious by either repeating the shape of the lines
    or by connecting transitional to contrasting lines..
     Harmony of size- harmony of size refers to good
    proportion.


     Harmony of color-creating harmony of colors means
    using two or more colors in decorating an article or
    object.
     Harmony of texture – the character of texture can be
    determined by feeling objects with the finger tips or by
    looking at it.
     Harmony of idea-combining antique and modern
    furniture in the same room does not show harmony of
    idea.
    Rhythm

     In design rhythm is the regular uniform or related
    visual movement made through the repetition of a
    unit or motif.
     Rhythm classified into formal and informal.
    Balance

     Balance is a condition or quality which gives a
    feeling of rest, repose, equilibrium or stability.
    Two types of balance :

     Formal or symmetrical balance: it is a balance of
    equal visual weights placed at equal distance from
    the axis.
     Informal or asymmetrical: is the balance of unequal
    visual weights , the heavier one being nearer the axis
    and the lighter one axis.
    Proportion

     Is the art principle which shows pleasing
    relationship between the parts themselves.
    Emphasis

     Emphasis is the principle of arts which tends to carry
    the eyes from the center of interest or dominant part
    of any composition to the less important or
    subordinate parts.
    Methods of Emphasizing
    Objects
    1.

    By arrangement or grouping of objects. If objects are grouped
    together, the one to be emphasized should be located at the center
    and should be the biggest and brightest in color.
    2. By decoration. Objects which have decorations are given more
    emphasis than those without them.
    3. By color contrast. contrasting color such as the complimentary
    combinations and triads are more emphatic than analogous or any
    related harmonies.
    4. by the use plain background space . Simple decoration which are
    placed against sufficient, plain background will be more emphatic
    than when the background space is small.
    5. by the use of unusual lines, shapes, and size of color. Novelty or
    newness can also draw attention to a specific element of the work.
    6. By action or movement. Dynamic illustration usually attract more
    attention than the passive ones.
    Thank you everyone !!!

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