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Principles Assignment

Snezhana Lelyukh
Snezhana Lelyukh
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Radiating Rhythm

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Here is another example of radiating rhythm, much similar to the lines of a flower radiating outward

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The curve in this window provide rhythm through transition, leading the eye from one side of the room to the other.

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Here is a good example of graduation rhythm; where the color of the mountain and the bottom gradually turns lighter at the top.

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The large TV is in scale next the large rectangle shaped fireplace.

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I choose this photo for scale because of the size of the drawing to the rest of the large room. The drawing is clearly a dominate piece of furniture but it is in scale to the furnishings that complement it.

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This type of balanced is known as an Informal or asymmetrical balance. I absolutely love the fact that more thought and creativity is used to create this look due to the various objects and textures selected.

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Can you guess the emphasis? This bold focal point captures the center of attention in this living room.

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The large blue seating arrangement creates a visual equilibrium when placed with the smaller chairs on both sides of the central table. This type of balanced is known as an a Formal Balance or Symmetrical Design.

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The rhythm of the pendant lights in this kitchen create a repetition of color, line, form and texture

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The window design of this home is a pleasing proportion to the rest of the wall area as a whole. The fact that the windows are rectangle, they create a more pleasing proportion than if squares were used

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