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Infographic animation about the art & design principle of movement

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This instructional video explains the Design principle of Unity. From a series called Insight Into Design.

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A brief explanation of the principle of contrast used with value.

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Principles of Design: Repetition and Variety

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Explanation of the art & design principle of emphasis.

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Watch the video below to understand better. 

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Watch the video below to understand better. 

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This artist showed balance by using sharpie, watercolor and colored pencils. You can have Asymmetrical Balance & Symmetrical too!

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This artist showed CONTRAST by using sharpie, watercolor and colored pencils. Contrast is showing difference in your design. They have difference of color & shapes too!

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This artist showed EMPHASIS by using sharpie, watercolor and colored pencils. You show emphasis by having one area stand out from the rest!

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This artist showed Rhythm by using sharpie, watercolor and colored pencils. Rhythm is when repetition of similar elements of art not the same!

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This artist showed Pattern by using sharpie, watercolor and colored pencils. You can have pattern by have repetition of the same element of art. This gives consistency to the piece.

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This artist showed Movement by using sharpie, watercolor and colored pencils. You show movement by directing your eye from one point to another in your design.

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This artist showed UNITY by using sharpie, watercolor and colored pencils. Unity is when you have a balance of all the principles of design.  This is when your composition works as a whole rather than being identified as separate pieces

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Principles of Design in different languages!

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Principles of Design in different languages!

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Emphasis

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Movement

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Balance

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pattern

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I was trying to make a teardrop shape but messed up

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(BALANCE)

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(CONTRAST)

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(EMPHASIS)