Rhythm is created when repetition is used and it created a pattern through a flow. I choose these 2 designs because I believe that they have developed a rhythm in the design. It has achieved all the requirements for rhythm. They have repeated the shapes and created a flow in the design.
Author: Jannicee
What does rhythm have to do with design?
Rhythm is a relation to design because it creates a flow in a design using patterns, contrast, repetition. Rhythm is one for our essential principle we use. Rhythms represent our desire in order, it can lead the visitor through our design. Rhythm creates a mood in a design.
How I might use his texture for a design project.
Eye Catching Poster
This poster used a silhouette of a young lady which stand out a lot from the ground background. Then I notice the darker color on purple on the lady’s nose, which had drawn my attention to the text on the bottom right.
This may not be a poster on the train station billboard, but it is a poster I designed last year for my school Fashion Show. The first thing you will notice is the text “2016 Spring Fashion Show” because it’s a very high contrast compare to the foreground. Then your eyes go down to the figure-ground the white silhouette of ladies posting. Next, your eyes follow the text the poster and read the details.
The first thing you notice on this poster this sundae cup, then you notice the types junk food that is in the cup. Later you notice the Listerine bottle. Lastly, you read the text next to the Listerine bottle.
I like this poster because the designer had all social media in the ice- cream cone. The first thing I notice was how the poster looked like ice-cream in a cone, but when I look into the poster it was all the social media in the cone. Then I notice the question on the poster.
Even though this is not a poster in some random train station; it’s a poster cover CD design I did last year for my major class. I believe it strongly catches your attention; first, it’s a picture of someone you are familiar with. Besides that, it’s a contrast between the photo and the words are strong. The first thing you will notice on this poster is the person than the words.
How successful are they in reality and how successful are they digitally?
The texture, in reality, are successful because you can feel the texture and it stands out. the feather you can feel it through visual because it stands out in digital. With the gum wrapping paper, you can see the folded lines on the paper. The balloons you can see the shine and they’re on top of each other. Overall the texture is successfully in digital and reality.
What is the difference between art and design?
The difference between art and design is that art is a way for the artist to express their feelings. People usually can relate to an artwork. The design conveys a message in a poster, book cover, product, etc the message usually motivates the viewers. One sends out varies of a message while the other sends out one message to the audience. Art has whole images there’s usually a lot going on, while the design is simple and easy to get.
Art expresses the artist feelings while they are drawing or painting a drawing, it allows the viewers to understand the artist feelings. Art has no restriction on the canvas. They can use any materials on the canvas. The artist can draw whatever on the canvas as long as the viewers understand.
Design convey a message on the poster to pursue the viewers to buy the product. The designer itself has their own way to convey a message rather it’s minimalistic or not; as long as the message is on the poster that’s designed. The design has a lot of restriction; you have to make sure every color, shapes, lines, and elements work well together as a whole and that the message is clear.
For Example:
https://www.reference.com/art-literature/difference-between-art-design-136fa32f252f23b2
Do you think figure ground can be compared to notes and rests (the space between the notes) in music?
Figure-ground can be compared to notes and rests in music because the notes and rests in music sheets standouts from the white background which catches the musicians attention.
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