Principles of design
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The document discusses the 9 principles of design: repetition, emphasis, pattern, proportion, movement, balance, variety, and unity. Repetition and pattern create unity within a work of art by repeating elements. Emphasis uses contrast to draw the viewer's eye to a particular area. Proportion ensures all parts of a work relate well. Movement guides the eye along lines and colors. Balance distributes visual weight evenly. Variety engages the viewer with different elements. Unity creates harmony between all parts for completeness.
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AD207a Spring 2017
FORMAL ANALYSIS ASSIGNMENT
Directions:
Find an artwork in a public place we can both easily visit in person. You must
contact me about which piece you wish to use for this paper before you start writing.
You must visit the artwork in person, more than once if possible, to examine both
formal elements and principles of design used in the composition. Make sure youre
looking very closely, taking detailed notes, and even drawing sketches. Depending
on where your artwork is located, you should be able to take a NO-FLASH photo for
reference. For help with formal elements of art and principles of design, see the
attached handouts from the J. Paul Getty Museum.
Beyond just observing, you should begin to cultivate some ideas about the formal
qualities of the artwork and what effect they have. You will develop these ideas into
a thesis and use your observations of the formal qualities of the artwork to support
your argument. For reference, refer to Sylvan Barnets example of a Formal
Analysis, found in the Formal Analysis module on D2L.
You will then write a 1000-word (1000 minimum, 1300 maximum) essay carefully
analyzing the formal qualities of the artwork and what effect they have. Along with
your formal analysis essay, you must submit an image of the artwork you have
analyzed.
This assignment is worth 20% of your final grade and will be submitted in two stages.
Stage 1 due: Sunday, March 26, 11:59 pm (100 pts. total)
Part A:
You must visit a writing center somewhere on campus with your rough draft
essay by this time and ask them to email me a copy of your meeting report.
Part B:
Upload your rough draft to D2L. This is the same version you took to the
WATL, uncorrected.
As soon as I verify that you visited the writing center with a rough draft and
uploaded it to D2L, you will be awarded full credit for this portion of the assignment.
Stage 2 due: Sunday, April 23, 11:59pm (100 pts. total)
You must submit a final, revised draft to D2L by this time.
AD207a Spring 2017
Grading Rubric
The following rubric will be used to assess the final draft of your formal analysis:
Format (15%)
Paper must be 1000-1300 words in length, use an easily legible font, and include a title,
illustrations (photos) of artworks discussed.
Description (30%)
The artwork is fully identified and fully described in an organized way. Multiple formal
elements are examined and appropriate vocabulary is used.
Analysis (30%)
The relationship between different formal elements and their affect on the viewers
experience is explained. The author addresses what ideas the artist may be trying to
convey and why.
Quality of writing (25%)
Ideas are clearly organized and presented. Sentences are clear. The paper is free of
grammar and spelling errors.
Education
The J. Paul Getty Museum
at the Getty Villa
Education
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- 4. Pattern Pattern is the repeating of an object or symbol all over the work of art. Sunday, October 6, 13
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- 8. Pattern Emphasis Repetition Variety Variety is the use of several elements of design to hold the viewers attention and to guide the viewers eye through and around the work of art. Sunday, October 6, 13
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