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Rhythm Project
Using the design principle
based on repetition. As a
an element of visual unity
rhythm is in almost every
work of art. A clear
repetition of elements.
Samantha Bashore
Andy Warhol
Using alternating rhythm
Creating a pattern
Of visual rhythm.
Charles Burchfield
The Insect Chorus
1917
Engaging the
Senses
Using many
rhythmic patterns to
create a kinesthetic
empathy. In this
example creating a
sensation of a hot
summer afternoon
alive with the sound
of cicadas.
Albert Renger-
Patzsch
Buchenwald in
Herbst
1936
Visual Rhythm
Even though the
rhythm is a little
awkward a rhythm is
crated by the many
curves and turns.
Bruce Barnbaum
Shapes and Repetition
Using connecting and flowing shapes
And lines to create a sense of rhythm.
Here the wavelike motion of the lines and
Shapes create rhythm.
Bruce Barnbaum
Poster: Jazz Festival
Willsau, 2007
Shapes and Repetition
Manipulating rhythm:
Using the shapes and rhythm to
Represent jazz.
Alternating Rhythm
Successive patterns in which the same elements reappear in a regular
order. A sequence creating visual rhythm.
Yoko Limoro
Codie English
Renee Sechez
Vanessa Martin
Lisa Davis
Katharina Roth
Kelsey Ponczak
Jennifer Greene
Gus Patrick
Progressive Rhythm
Repetition of a shape that changes in a regular manner giving a
feeling of a sequential pattern.
Maurits Cornelis Escher
Claudia Lomba
Samantha Hernandez
Sumiko Pogue
Ken Kasten
Rhythm
Misty Maier
Glenda Canuel
Rick Geib
Becky McLemore
Marcel Duchamp
Nude Descending a Staircase
1912, Oil on canvas, 58 x 35
Rhythm
ART 112 2-D Design
Fall 2013

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