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(by the way I accidentally posted #1 on another student's section...but I posted this on the same day as the other pieces!)

I decided to use the primary color wheel to for my element - it reminded me a bit of a carnival but I really love the representation of balance featuring the three main primary colors. I thought it was quite clever.

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My element here is shape and it is represented by the circles. The bright pink circle is the principle, emphasis because it's the focus point, your eyes go differently to it. I really like how the white and black make the bright pink pop out.

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For my first composition, I have shape as the element, there are organic and geometric shapes. My principle is variety and it is shown by there being a variety/multiple different shapes not just one kind and also different sizes.

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I think this combo is great and maybe the lines could be a little more even for the balance part of it!

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I think this combo was very fun to make. Because lines have such a long list to work from the unity part was really the only part I was thinking about.

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When doing this one, it took the most work, just because I had to draw all the different size circles and color them all different colors really got tiring, but overall I think it turned out great!

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This was was actually the easiest to so because all I did was draw 3 shapes and color the center one for emphasis on that shape!

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When doing this one I thought about really giving each element space and making sure there are enough of each.

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When doing this last one, I found it really hard to show texture. I know how i wanted it to look but actually doing it was quite hard. I think the key to making it look texture is moving you pencil different ways, to get different strokes!

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I really liked the color combination and the little circles all going well together into this big circle. It wasn't that difficult to do but the end result shows a nice diverse of color.

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This one is probably my favorite. I really like to doodle lines in my free time. I just like how neat the result is of all the different lines. All are different looking. This one was easy to do but has a nice finishing touch.

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Probably was the easiest for me to draw. I wasn't exactly sure how to go about with this one but I went with a smallest circle to biggest circle.

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As you can see I've put different shapes in this circle. However, the shapes are the same from top to bottom which gives the whole circle a balance of shapes.

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With this one I made the lines all have a nice balance. However, some are going in different directions. Kind of did a cross pattern. This one was difficult because I didn't have a ruler or anything to make the lines look exactly straight.

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I used circles (shapes) as my element, and emphasis as my principal. The big white circle is my point of emphasis, while the little blue circle and the color black help the white pop out.

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I used the same element as my first one (shapes), and balance as my principal. My shape is a big heart and the circles inside on half of the circle. The circles on the right side of the heart helps balance the solid left side of the heart. My intention with this half and half heart was to obtain an asymmetrical balance.

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I used color as my element and rhythm as my principal. My intention here was for one half of the circle to mirror the other half of the circle to capture a rhythm of the color purple.

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I used form as my element and the same principal as #3 (rhythm). My intention here was for the half circles to create a shadow affect to make it look as it was moving, but I think I should've used a darker color to make it work. The opposite lines on each side creates the rhythm of the form. At the end this reminded me of cheshire the cat.

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I used lines as my element, and emphasis as my principal. Here the lines in the center of the circle helps emphasis the center of the circle.

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I used texture as my element, and unity as my principal. This is my favorite one. The color in the empty spots of my texture pieces help create the unity between the texture and the color, making the texture pop out of the color.

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In my opinion, shape and balance is the easiest combo. All I did was draw a line in the middle so it was balance. The use the shapes to add a little bit of spice. When I was about to draw, I had a hard time because I was thinking way too much into it.

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I just noticed I spelled Variety wrong but anyway.  Everything on earth has some kind of shape. So I use that idea to cut out those shapes and glued them down.  This was also easy, the goal was to make variety of shapes. That’s exactly what I did

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I actually had a hard time with this combination, I had no idea how to add line to balance. Then I remember that when something is balance, its weight is being distributed on all sides. That's why I draw the wiggly lines then I added straight lines on top. Almost like a spider web

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I think color and rhythm make a good combination because they tend to attract the eye more than normal combinations. Fun fact, they are certain color and rhythm artwork that can make a person dizzy or faint. I just use 3 different shades of green

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In my opinion, this was the fastest and easiest combination. All I had to do was cut of those items and put them in different categories.

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My drawing skills are not perfect, but I believe what I drew represents form and emphasis in the simplest way possible. I drew 3 3D shapes but shaded only one of them. That's normally the one that stands out. That's the whole point of emphasis
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For my third composition I have color as my element. The variety of colors is my principle, there are lots of different shades of colors. This is one of my favorite composition because of all the variation of fun colors.

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For this composition, line is my element and it is represented by the principle variety, with the different types of lines, from straight, zigzag, thick, thin, etc. This was a fun composition to make because I just went with the flow in making these variation of lines.

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This is my favorite composition! The four different textures are my element. The principle, unity is being represented by the color pink since all of the different textures are the same color. I can say this was the most time consuming composition, but it was worth it, I really like the final result.

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#1 - Element: Line / Principle: Variety & #2 - Element: Line / Principle: Rhythm

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I enjoyed creating these art pieces as it is visually appealing and satisfying to look at. As you can see, I applied the element of Line to both pieces, thus creating several different lines to show for. For #1, the principle being variety, you can see a variety of colors being shown. And as for #2, you can see a rhythm of the colors, along with the shapes (on the bottom half), being the same. This creates a colorful, rhythm display. I was very focused working on these pieces. It was fun.

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#3 - Element: Shape / Principle: Variety & #4 - Element: Form / Principle: Variety

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As you can see for pieces #3 and #4, I applied the element and variety accordingly as planned. These two took a bit more work as I had to think about what I was going to draw (within the spheres), that would make sense to my pieces. The shape and form elements were pretty easy and fun/simple to do, as the variety on both pieces, I had to brainstorm a bit! But as you notice, for #3, I did a variety of the alphabet, numbers, and symbols. And as for #4, I did a variety of flowers! I put lots of focus into these, as well. They were even more fun to do than the first two!

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#5 - Element: Texture / Principle: Unity & #6 (E.C.) - Element: Space / Principle: Balance

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As you can see for #5, I applied texture as my element. I glued down some birthday ribbon/streamers, giving it that texture feel and a 3 dimensional finished look. As for it's principle, I glued down birthday candles, as this shows unity. The theme being a birthday, with candles and streamers to show for. It is united together. And lastly, I took advantage of the extra credit! #6, being space as its element, and balance, as its principle. The first quarter of the sphere (on the upper left), shows positive space. And as for the second half (upper right), this is what's called negative space. Lastly, I drew a christmas tree, snowmans, and ornaments as my balance. This is what's called a symmetrical balance as both sides are the same. These 2 were just as fun to do, as the rest of them. I felt inspired, and entirely focused throughout all my art pieces, shown here on Padlet. I hope everyone enjoys my work. Thank You!
Karina Rojas

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For my first composition I started off with something I was sure I knew how to do. This was fun for me to draw out. I chose to do a variety of different color jelly beans.

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For my second composition I tackled the principle of balance, which was something I was still trying to learn. I decided to do a flower with different color petals. The balance is represented through the layout of the petals. There’s not one too many of one color either. This was my favorite composition.

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My third composition I chose to pair line with variety. Creating this composition the image of a treasure map or a woodsy forest came to mind. The small lines almost create a path and the longer ones remind me of tree branches. This was simple to make but fun regardless.

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For my 4th composition I paired line with balance. I drew vertical lines right down the middle and balanced out the piece by drawing horizontal lines at the top and bottom. I chose to do opposite sides and opposite positions to further display the principle.

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For my 5th composition I decided to use shape and emphasis. The shape I chose was a triangle. Emphasis is shown in this composition, because when you look at it your eyes go directly to the big triangle in the middle.

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I decided to do an extra composition and for this one I chose texture and rhythm. I also just realized I spelled rhythm wrong in my picture, whoops! Anyways, the texture I was inspired from was actually my lint roller. It was full of little fuzzies, so I decided to cut it up and create some rhythm with it!

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Circle #1 I chose line and variety
Circle #2 I chose line and shapes

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Circle #3 I chose color and unity. In four different blues.
Circle #4 I chose value and space

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Circle #5 I chose line and balance
Circle #6 I chose texture and variety. Images are from today’s mailbox .

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I used the element of Shape and the principle of Balance to create Circle #1. Using triangles for my shapes, I placed four of them in mirroring positions to one another inside the circle. Additionally, each triangle is the same shape, size, and color. This means there is no visual weight to disrupt the balance of the circle. Thus, my composition is symmetrically balanced. Finally, after completing this circle, I realized that this composition reminded me of a pizza with its triangle-shaped “slices” on a circular “crust.”

For Circle #2, I again used the element of Shape. However, this time I paired this element with the principle of Rhythm. I created multiple rows that rhythmically alternate between a row of circles, a row of triangles, and a row of rectangles. Additionally, in each individual row, I made every other shape a smaller size. This allows my composition to have a pattern within a pattern. Finally, although this circle does not remind me of anything specific, the predictable pattern gives this composition a feeling of security and/or stability.

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Circle #3 was composed using the element of Color and the principle of Balance. There are four colors I used to color this circle: blue. orange, purple, and green. The colors are placed in a pattern that is reflected on either side of the circle. However, the colors orange and green are more visually weighted than the colors blue and purple. Consequently, this composition is asymmetrically balanced. Finally, to me, this colorful composition resembles a colorful toy ball, such as a beach ball.

In Circle #4, I combined the element Line with the principle of Balance. A straight line cuts the circle in half one way, while a zig-zag line cuts the circle in half the other way. To create balance, one pair of opposite “corners” each has a pattern of straight lines while the other pair of opposite “corners” each has a line curved into a spiral. Since any visual weight found in this circle is distributed evenly, this composition is symmetrically balanced. Finally, I find that the colorless symbols in the circle feel harsh and rigid. This is in opposition with the previous circle that has bright, fun colors.

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Circle #5-Element:Value/Principle:Emphasis   Circle #6-Elements: Texture & Form

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I chose the element of Value and the principle of Emphasis to use in Circle #5. First, in block letters, I wrote: “READ ME.” This is the emphasis, or focal point, of my work of art. I filled these letters in with an intense shade of red. I then used a lighter tone of red to fill in the rest of the circle to create a background. This displays the different values of the color red. Finally, while I reflecting on this composition, I feel a sense of urgency as I read the vivid text inside the circle.

Circle #6 combines two elements: Texture and Form. To make a texturized composition that is three-dimensional, I took pieces of tissue paper and glued them inside the drawn circle. Gluing something onto my circle gave depth to my composition; thus, it became three-dimensional. Furthermore, the tissue paper is scrunched up to give it an additional texture that one can see and feel. Finally, this composition, at least for me, is reminiscent of party decorations (such as streamers and confetti), presents, etc.

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circle #1 I used the element of line and the principle of variety. At the beggining I wasn't sure about how to use the lines but at the end I think it came out a interesting combination of the different lines that I used.
Circle # 2 I used the element of line and the principle of balance. I enjoyed the process of the circle # 2 and how it end it up with the different colors.

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Circle # 3 the element of Shape and principle of variety it was a fun and enjoyable process in which I felt comfortable doing.
Circle #4 element of texture and principle of variety. This circle was challenging for my to do it because I want to do something different. I decide to used all natural materials and I like the process as well as how it looks at the end the combination of fabric and and nature.

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Circle # 5 Element of color and principle of rhythm. it was and interesting combination that I was not sure how to do it.
Circle # 6 Element of value and principle of space. I would said that it was something that took me quite sometime to came out whit this idea. I like the colors and the process was interesting and fun.

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For my circle number one, I glued one almond for my emphasis principle and the same almond and lentils represent texture.
For my circle number two, I used color and rhythm. I like the colors and the lines that show rhythm.

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I had so much fun doing #3 and #4 circles.
For circle #3, I used for shape for element and balance for principle, which I misspelled :).
Circle number four was my favorite because it brought memories when I use to draw when I was a kid. For element I used color and for principle I used variety. I like the variety of items.

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For my last two circles I went little more plain.
I used shape for element and emphasis for principle. To point out emphasis I also color the bigger circle to let it stands out.
For my #6 circle I used line for element and balance for principle. I am happy how my six circles came up.
Thank you!

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Circle 1: Element: Line Principle: Balance     Circle 2: Element: Line Principle: Variety

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For Circle 1, The element I have chosen was Line and for the principle I have chosen was Balance. A reason why I like about the Line and Balance combo is where the triangles are pointing to the center of the circle.  Another thing I like about the first circle is that it looks so symmetrical on either sides. Overall Circle 1, The feeling that I felt when I used this combo was being equal to everyone else, meaning that everyone being treated the same way. For Circle 2, The element I have chosen was Line and for the principle I have chosen was Variety. I like the combination of Line and Variety in this case since that it brought diversity of different lines. What I felt when using this combination is that having to try different things would lead you to have more knowledge of things you didn't know before.

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Circle 3: Element: Shape Principle: Variety  Circle 4: Element: Color Principle: Rhythm

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For Circle 3, I have used the element Shape and for the principle I have chosen was Variety. In the Shape and Variety combination, I did notice was that there could always be new shapes to discover. What I mean by that there can be shapes that could be very irregular so there will always be new shapes yet to discover. It makes me intrigued that there could be new shapes that I have never known before. For Circle 4, I have used the element Color and for the principle I have chosen was Rhythm. A thing that I have witnessed when I used this combination is that having color could make any art look better. I really enjoy using the combination of Color and Rhythm because it made me feel creative when I have used the rainbow colors.

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Circle 5: Element: Shape Principle: Emphasis

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For Circle 5, I have used Shape as the element and for the principle I used Emphasis. When I used the Shape and Emphasis combination the thing I first notice about this combo is that only one shape must stands out. The feeling I have felt when I used this combination was frightness because I don't really like to stand out in front of others.

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#1 Shape + Balance
#2 Shape + Variety

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#3 Line + Balance
#4 Space + Balance

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#5 Shape + Emphasis
#6 Line + Variety

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Line and scale makes me realize how hard it is to draw lines at a different scale and make them look the same. For examples, I tried to draw three different sized peace signs within three different sized circles.

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I think that this was the easiest principle and element to draw, this is because when you create a drawing that is balanced, you just have to make it symmetric.

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I enjoyed doing this specific piece of art because it includes hearts. I chose this for my shape because I love hearts, I think they’re beautiful and represent love.

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For the form, I chose to create a bunch of 3-D cubes of different sizes. This made me feel like I was back in middle school because I would always doodle 3D boxes on my papers.(Lol)

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This particular circle makes me happy because I told my grandma who flew in from Reno to chose a shape to draw, and she chose a cloud lol. So I chose my favorite color (blue) for the clouds and used a variety of color.

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For texture, I knew I wanted to draw something with fur or hair, but I didn’t want to draw an animal, so we have a hairy apple. This piece of art was fun and simple and I like the way it turned out.

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For my first circle I decided to use the element of line and the principle of variety. I used straight lines, dotted lines, squiggly lines, block type of lines and up and down lines. I really liked how this one came out and I feel like it achieves the element and principle very well.

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For the second circle I decided to use line as my element and balance as the principle. For this one I used straight lines and dashed lines to emphasize on both the line and balance between the whole design. This kind of reminds me of the pages we would get in school when we were first learning how to write.

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For the 3rd circle I decided to used shape as the element and variety as the principles. I decided to add different type of shapes like circles, hearts, stars, squares, triangles, odd type of blob and a sun like image.

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For the fourth circle, I used Shape and Emphasis. This was the one that took the longest just because I had to draw the lines and since I didn't have a ruler my lines came out looking wonky. I then colored 9 squares in order to emphasize on the larger square.

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For the last circle I decided to use color and emphasis. I really liked this one because I got to color it in. I decided to color all the other flowers pink and have one thats blue which is the emphasizes in color. Its the flower that stands out from the rest of the flowers.

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When thinking of colour and balance, I thought of a rainbow. All the colour is together and arranged in a balanced way. After creating it I realised, I also organise all my notes in rainbow order since it seems more balanced.

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For this piece, I tried to include a lot of colours without it looking similar to the previous piece. I ended up making all the colours random lines. This one is my favourite out of all of them. I think it looks quite aesthetic and I would use this theme for other things.

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I don’t know why but I immediately thought of balanced circles when I first read through the instructions. I ended up going through with it, and the end result is nice. I think circles are fun especially in a nice balanced pattern.

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For this piece I wanted to go very symmetrical. At first I was thinking of doing more lines, but I thought it would be too much and actually take away from the balance. Afterwards, I think it ends up looking like a pie.

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For something proportionate I wanted to do something big, as for shape I thought a star would stand out. This ended up being a lot harder than planned. I could not plan the star as big as I wanted because it looked really wonky if I did. In the end I decided to stick with this size, and then put a few much smaller stars to make the size difference more obvious.

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This was surprisingly the most challenging piece I did. I honestly didn’t know how I was going to do it. First I went in with normal balanced lines. Then, I went with another line that was jagged and a little thicker in size. This made the final line look a little different from the rest and is the first thing you look at.

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i decided to keep on using sticky notes to portray colors, but I stacked a bunch of different ones on top of each other to express variety. This is my favorite one!

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For this one, I kept it more simple. I decided to use straight lines that are mirrored and flipped over the y and x axis.

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I decided to use sticky notes and some drawings to help portray color and balance. I feel like i am looking at an interesting version of the ying-yang.

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I decided to use rectangles to include shape, and I used an orange rectangle to show emphasis. Also, notice that the non-colored rectangles get slightly smaller as they get color to the big orange one. I feel like the shapes around the orange rectangle draw me in further.

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i decided to use a pencil and a ruler to help emphasize value. I colored in a very dark shadow and made the whole picture 3-D to express space.

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for extra credit!

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#1 - Line and Balance     #2 - Line and Rhythm

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#1 - Line and Balance     #2 - Line and Rhythm

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I like how they both illustrate lines in different ways. It makes me think that a simple line can be demonstrated in multiple ways, which is pretty cool.

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#3 - Value and Balance      #4 Color and Proportion 

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#3 - Value and Balance      #4 Color and Proportion 

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These circles make me feel that value and color can introduce a variety of art with just the change of the principle of design. Same thing for the elements of design.

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I used magazine clippings to create my first circle. It uses texture as the element and color as the principle. I cut out different textures of food with bright and bold colors.

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#5 Form and Balance          #6 Space and Emphasis 

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#5 Form and Balance          #6 Space and Emphasis 

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I enjoy how each circle values a sense of art, but each their own. They both make me feel that there is a sense of balance and emphasis with the elements of form and space.

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Let me first clarify that I am horrible at art. I wanted to some circles with my own artwork but, this is the best I could do. There are 4 different textures surrounding the dog. The dog is larger therefore expressing emphasis on it.

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For this circle I kept it super simple. I used different shapes and different colors. I did this so the shapes would stick out individually instead of using just one color. The shapes are 2D and stickers.

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For my 4th circle, I wanted to use both the same color and same concept. For that reason I used all goldfish and the the color orange to create unity.