Unity and variety art drawing

Patchwork Tree by mydarkenedeyes on tumblr.com Recently, I have been making an attempt to use some of the ideas that are gathering on my Pinterest account...The above sample inspired a fun fall tree of "markering" and shading techniques for 7th grade. We started by separating the page into 12 sections. This grid made it easy to place the tree trunk, limbs, roots, and land lines. Then we added techniques used for a few of our projects this semester. These included shading, hatching, cross…

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Wayne Thiebaud Four Ice Cream Cones 1964 Yesterday we learned about balance which is, in my opinion, one of the more difficult Principles of Design to master. Today I will move on to the next PoD, …

Lauralee Chambers🌀 on Instagram: "Stunning 5th grade Leaves were drawn with contour lines, designed with repetition, unity, variety and warm and cool color for contrast! @crayola neon oil pastels are gorgeous. #leaves #neoncolors #autumnart #falltheme #elementsofart"

black and white and color contrast (pencil and colored pencil)

This painting is asymmetrically balanced because the colors are consistent throughout the painting, but since the circles are cut and then replaced it causes the painting to asymmetrical.

Drew this for my art class - Feel free to use this as a reference if you have a similar project! :)) || Principles of Design (PoD) Balance - Pattern - Contrast - Unity - Empasize - Movement - Variety - Rhythm - Harmony

16) In this picture, the artist used both extreme unity and variety to portray an image that means "one as a family". The variety of shapes and colors used to create the bodies of the family members made it stand out. However, the when the shapes and colors come together, the viewer can see the family as one.