Principles of design

1. Principles of design
Vanessa Bei

2. I. Unity and Variety
A. Visual unity
The leaves are arranged in color coordinated to
that of a rainbow scale. They are each unique
and placed together to mimic a giant leaf.

3. I. Unity and Variety
B. Conceptual Unity
The woman doing yoga is a prime example of
conceptual unity. Yoga is a form of meditation
and relaxation as the view of the moon and
ocean is also a form of relaxation.

4. II. Balance
B. Symmetrical Balance
The zebra displays perfect symmetry with it’s
stripes, the ears, and even the eyes.

5. II. Balance
B. Asymmetrical Balance
Although the gymnast seems to be in half, both
sides are opposites making the image
asymmetrical.

6. III. Emphasis and Subordination
This is a picture depicting emphasis and
subordination because the small flower in the
hand is centered and the highest quality portion
of the picture. Subordination is displayed in the
background as the objects are out of focus.

7. IV. Scale and proportion
A. Normal scale and proportion
This 3D chalk drawing of a man is in normal
scale and proportion as you can use the man
walking nearby as a resource.

8. IV. Scale and proportion
B. Hierarchical scale
This sculpture of an apple is to a hierarchical
scale because as you can tell, the building
behind it is almost as large as the sculpture.

9. V. Rhythm
This picture of Muslim women show Rhythm
because as they were originally in black and
white, there is a pattern set of women in red.

10. Credits
Slide number 6 was taken by myself.
The rest of the images were taken from
google.com.