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Principles of Design – Student Assessment

Principles of Design- Student Assessment

Name ______________________________  Section _______________ Date __________


Use colored pencils and your #2 pencil to demonstrate your knowledge of the Principles of Design. Create an interesting composition in each block using the element in bold type.
Rhythm

Movement
Rhythm: Create a composition that has a jazzy rhythm.

Movement: Movement can be actual or implied. Show an example of visual movement.
Shape

Form
Emphasis: Show emphasis though the use of color. What is another way to show emphasis?

Balance: Show an example of formal – or symmetrical balance.
Balance

Unity
Balance: Show an example of Symmetrical balance.

Unity: Show unity and variety through the use of color, line and shape. What is unity? What is variety?
Balance

Pattern
Balance: Show an example of Asymmetrical balance.

Pattern: Draw a still life showing patterns found in man made objects. Include some pattern in nature.

 




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