Rhythm ProjectUsing the design principle based on repetition. As a an element of visual unity rhythm is in almost every work of art. A clear repetition of elements.

Samantha Bashore

Andy Warhol

Using alternating rhythm

Creating a pattern

Of visual rhythm.

Charles Burchfield

The Insect Chorus 1917

Engaging the Senses

Using many rhythmic patterns

to create a kinesthetic

empathy. In this example creating a sensation of a

hot summer afternoon alive

with the sound of cicadas.

Albert Renger-Patzsch

Buchenwald in Herbst

1936

Visual Rhythm

Even though the rhythm is a little

awkward a rhythm is crated

by the many curves and turns.

Bruce Barnbaum

Shapes and Repetition

Using connecting and flowing shapesAnd lines to create a sense of rhythm.

Here the wavelike motion of the lines and Shapes create rhythm.

Bruce Barnbaum

Poster: Jazz Festival Willsau,

2007

Shapes and Repetition

Manipulating rhythm: Using the shapes and rhythm to

Represent jazz.

Alternating RhythmSuccessive patterns in which the same elements

reappear in a regular order. A sequence creating visual rhythm.

Yoko Limoro

Codie English

Renee Sechez

Vanessa Martin

Lisa Davis

Katharina Roth

Kelsey Ponczak

Jennifer Greene

Gus Patrick

Progressive Rhythm Repetition of a shape that changes in a regular manner

giving a feeling of a sequential pattern.

Maurits Cornelis Escher

Claudia Lomba

Samantha Hernandez

Sumiko Pogue

Ken Kasten

Misty Maier

Glenda Canuel

Rick Geib

Becky McLemore

Marcel Duchamp

Nude Descending a Staircase

1912, Oil on canvas, 58” x 35”

ART 112 2-D DesignFall 2013