Emphasis: Asymmetrical Balance
 |
| Step One |
 |
| Step Two |
 |
| Step Three |
posted by Rebecca Rice @ 4:04 PM
2 Comments
Sunday, February 19, 2012
Contributors
- Cat Makuch
- Stephanie Albanese
- Kevin Adler
- Jennifer
- Lauren Melillo
- Michael Katz
- aebernatchez
- Rebecca Rice
- Ashley Anderson
- Katryn
- Ash
- pontillo.dina
- ChenieseG
- Lauren Grella
- Andrea Carlone
- carolberman
- Nick
- Samantha
- Jazione
- Keith
- oneillsrfer360
- Min Cho
- erica
- Kristen Corcoran
- Kara G
- Colleen
- Kristin I
- magaines-IDD410
- angela mascio
- james penna
- Jen Dillane
- ash G
- BMAC
- Julie Abott
- Brett Uttley
- aerohydra
- Ali Leone
- Charlie Doyle
2 Comments:
In the third step of this work the black spaces seem to almost line up and the white space brings them together. The black space inter mingles within each space and creates a constant motion within the piece.
Its interesting to see how much your work changed from beginning to end. It was so simple at first but it is easy to see your thought process and uses of white and black together. By the third picture it looks almost as though your shapes transformed into silhouettes of morphed people. The curvy lines of the shapes also create more of a balance between the white and black.
Post a Comment
Subscribe to Post Comments [Atom]
<< Home