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Pattern
The document discusses different types of rhythm and pattern in art. There are four main types of rhythm: random, regular, flowing, and alternating. Random rhythm repeats motifs in no apparent order, while regular rhythm uses identical motifs in regular spacing. Flowing rhythm uses repeated wavy or curved lines with no breaks. Alternating rhythm changes the motif, its placement, or the space between motifs each time. Progressive rhythm gradually changes the motif with each repetition. Pattern refers to two-dimensional visual repetition, and motifs are the individual repeated units that make up patterns or rhythms.
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Pattern
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- 2. PATTERN • The principleof art that refers to a two-dimensional decorative visual repetition.
- 3. MOTIF • The individualunits that are repeated in a pattern or rhythm • Sometimes each motif is the same, sometimes each unit varies slightly and other times the motif changes completely
- 4. RHYTHM • The principleof art that indicates and creates the feeling of movement by the repetition of one, some or all of the elements(line,shape,form,texture,value,colo r)
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- 6. TYPES OF RHYTHM •RANDOM -a motif repeated in no apparent order or regular spaces
- 7. TYPES OF RHYTHM •RANDOM -a motif repeated in no apparent order or regular spaces • Splashes, cracks, crowd of people
- 8. TYPES OF RHYTHM •RANDOM -a motif repeated in no apparent order or regular spaces • Splashes, cracks, crowd of people
- 9. TYPES OF RHYTHM •RANDOM -a motif repeated in no apparent order or regular spaces • Splashes, cracks, crowd of people
- 10. TYPES OF RHYTHM •REGULAR -has identical motifs and regular spacing • Used to organize • Parking spaces, grids, checker boards
- 11. TYPES OF RHYTHM •FLOWING -created by repeated wavy lines or curved shapes. -there are no sudden breaks in a flowing rhythm
- 12. TYPES OF RHYTHM •FLOWING -created by repeated wavy lines or curved shapes. -there are no sudden breaks in a flowing rhythm
- 13. TYPES OF RHYTHM •FLOWING -created by repeated wavy lines or curved shapes. -there are no sudden breaks in a flowing rhythm
- 14. TYPES OF RHYTHM •FLOWING -created by repeated wavy lines or curved shapes. -there are no sudden breaks in a flowing rhythm
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- 16. TYPES OF RHYTHM •ALTERNATING -can occur in several ways:using a second motif, change place of motif and change space between motifs • Brick work
- 17. TYPES OF RHYTHM •PROGRESSIVE -a change in the motif each time it is repeated • the change is a gradual one