Thursday, September 18, 2014

Rhythm and Motion

RHYTHM AND MOVEMENT

Definition: The art of showing rhythm and movement within a work of art. Rhythm means a repetition of an element.  Elements are as follows: line, shape, form, color, texture, value.  By using these elements you create a type of pattern, within a piece of art work. Movement shows a type of motion within art work.  Making the eye go from element to element by using size, (large to small, fat to thin) angled, curved lines.

STEPS:
1.      Using thin paper, fold hamburger and hotdog folds.

2.      Draw 4 different patterns showing rhythm and movement. (roughs)

3.      Choose the best from roughs and enlarge

4.      Enlarge on large thick paper with 1” border

5.      Lightly draw image on paper use ruler where needed

6.      Using watercolors you will need to start from the lightest colors to the darkest colors

7.      .If you need to have crisp lines make sure you are waiting until sections are completely
dry before painting next to each color.
 

8.      When you want a darker color use more pigment when you want lighter colors you need to use more water.

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