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Studio Art | January 24th - Period 7
As the students file in they are given a handout and directed to their seats.
"There are five major principles of design they are Balance, Proportion, Rhythm, Emphasis, and Unity"
"Balance"
"Balance refers to making sure you have a sense of stability in your work," Autolycus jumped up on his desk and motioned the students to do so as well. He started walking around the very edge of the desk. "If you don't have balance then all that'll happen is your painting will look like it's going to fall over any second."
"Proportion"
"Making sure things are the right, or even the wrong, size," Autolycus "Although try to stick with right, after all who wants to see some woman with impossibly huge breasts."
"Rhythm"
"The way the eye is drawn though the painting, from focal point to focal point."
"Emphasis"
"How you make sure the focus of the piece is what you want it to be, be it through use of colour, size, space."
"Unity"
"Does the piece hang together as a whole? Or is it all over the place?"
Class Roster
[ooc: Apologies for theweirdness lateness of the class.]
[ooc2: OCD threadscoming are up]
"There are five major principles of design they are Balance, Proportion, Rhythm, Emphasis, and Unity"
"Balance"
"Balance refers to making sure you have a sense of stability in your work," Autolycus jumped up on his desk and motioned the students to do so as well. He started walking around the very edge of the desk. "If you don't have balance then all that'll happen is your painting will look like it's going to fall over any second."
"Proportion"
"Making sure things are the right, or even the wrong, size," Autolycus "Although try to stick with right, after all who wants to see some woman with impossibly huge breasts."
"Rhythm"
"The way the eye is drawn though the painting, from focal point to focal point."
"Emphasis"
"How you make sure the focus of the piece is what you want it to be, be it through use of colour, size, space."
"Unity"
"Does the piece hang together as a whole? Or is it all over the place?"
Class Roster
[ooc: Apologies for the
[ooc2: OCD threads
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