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Brayden Vandenbor
This is an example of line because you
can see many different types of lines
(Horizontal, Vertical, Diagonal) that
lead your eye up and around the
building
This is an example of shape because you can clearly see the
triangle like shapes in the building and they stand out quite a bit
This is an example of colour because the bright orange immediately
force your eye to look there. The bright orange makes the tree stand
out more than the rest of the picture
This is an example of texture because you can see how rough the
ball looks without physically touching it
This is an example of value because you can easily see the
variation between light and dark
This is an example of depth because you can see the
overlapping of the balls so you know that some are further
back. Also, the red ball is more focused than the balls at
the back.
This is an example of movement because your eye
follows the lines of the stairs throughout the entire
picture
This is an example of repetition because the columns are
repeated throughout the picture
This is an example of rhythm because the arrows
are repeated and makes your eye follow the line of
arrows
These are examples of unity because the elements are all working together to
create nice pictures. The use of complimentary colours are used in both.
This is an example of contrast because the bright yellow
plants stand out compared to the dull grey ground, they
are almost opposite things making a nice picture
The bright red flower is
emphasized in this
picture because the
rest of the picture is
black and white
This is an example of Asymmetrical Balance because the
large chess piece in the front balances with the many
small chess pieces in the back
This is an example of Rule of 3rds because the disc golf
net is a 3rd of the way through the picture
This is an example of symmetrical balance because both bridges
are exactly them same
This is an example of Radial Balance because it comes
from the middle and balances throughout the rest of
the picture.