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Balance in a composition can be achieved through symmetry or asymmetry. Symmetry creates a calm feeling while asymmetry balances elements through contrast. Imbalance is unsettling. Emphasis draws attention to important elements and can be created through placement in the center, isolation from other elements, or contrast in properties. Balance and emphasis are important principles for composing visual artwork.
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- 1. 2E: Balance and Emphasis Student Examples
- 2. Balance Each element has weight Feeling of balance is achieved through symmetry, asymmetry to create impression of equality in weight or importance Symmetry = calm, attractive Asymmetry = not mirrored, but equally weighted through contrast (light vs dark, thick vs thin, patterned vs blank, negative vs positive) Imbalance = not balanced, something is unsettling and awkward
- 3. Emphasis What is the most important element in your composition? How do you create emphasis for this one element? Emphasis by Placement = An object placed in the center will often be perceived as a focal point. If all eyes in the painting look at one object, or if an object is placed at the center of the lines of perspective, that object will be perceived as the focus of the work. Emphasis by Contrast = break visual hierarchy using different shape, pattern, line weight, fill) Emphasis by Isolation = What does it mean to be isolated? The distance from the group or the norm calls attention to yourself.
- 4. Symmetry
- 6. Imbalance
- 8. Symmetry
- 9. Symmetry
- 11. Asymmetry
- 13. Imbalance
- 15. Symmetry
- 19. Asymmetry
- 20. Symmetry
- 21. Imbalance
- 22. Symmetrical
- 23. Emphasis by Isolation and Emphasis by Contrast
- 24. Imbalance
- 25. Emphasis by Isolation and Emphasis by Contrast
- 26. Asymmetry
- 27. Symmetry
- 29. Symmetry
- 30. Emphasis by Placement needs some refinement
- 31. Emphasis by Placement needs some refinement