Contrast art

Explore a collection of bold and beautiful contrast art ideas that will add depth and visual interest to your space. Discover how to create stunning artworks that play with contrasting colors, textures, and shapes.

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Contrast art

Design Fundamentals

Some samples on design principles / fundamentals.

Second Grade - Warm and Cool Colors Paintings Part One

Artwork Ideas For Bathrooms

Elements Of Art

Imbalance

Principles of Design

For the Principles of Design I did balance, contrast, emphasis, movement, pattern, and rhythm. The hardest I thought was rhythm because you had to combine movement and pattern together.

Principles of Design

Principles of Design

Notan design asymmetrical balance

Bristol cut paper

I Found My Silence By Eiko Ojala - IGNANT

‘I found my silence’ by Eiko Ojala is a sereis of personal work of finding peace and silence our ever changing world. It’s about acepting...

Positive / Negative Drawing - Paperblog

This is a simple exercise that uses positive and negative shapes and lines. 1. Give each student a tall white rectangle, and a black piece of paper that is half the size of the white.

Emphasis example #3

Emphasis is shown here by centering the focus of the piece. It also makes the umbrella pop by using bright colors compared to the others shown. This is also the only umbrella where the viewer can see part of the persons face.

Pinterest

Contrast art

Design Fundamentals

Some samples on design principles / fundamentals.

Second Grade - Warm and Cool Colors Paintings Part One

Artwork Ideas For Bathrooms

Elements Of Art

Imbalance

Principles of Design

For the Principles of Design I did balance, contrast, emphasis, movement, pattern, and rhythm. The hardest I thought was rhythm because you had to combine movement and pattern together.

Principles of Design

Principles of Design

Notan design asymmetrical balance

Bristol cut paper

I Found My Silence By Eiko Ojala - IGNANT

‘I found my silence’ by Eiko Ojala is a sereis of personal work of finding peace and silence our ever changing world. It’s about acepting...

Positive / Negative Drawing - Paperblog

This is a simple exercise that uses positive and negative shapes and lines. 1. Give each student a tall white rectangle, and a black piece of paper that is half the size of the white.

Emphasis example #3

Emphasis is shown here by centering the focus of the piece. It also makes the umbrella pop by using bright colors compared to the others shown. This is also the only umbrella where the viewer can see part of the persons face.