illusion of motion by multiple image

The multiple swirl circles are shown in such a way that it makes the other circles look like theyre moving. Look at one of the circles on the left and the circles on the right start moving.

Illusion of motion by Blurred outline.

The blur adds an effect of like shaky cam that makes the person feel like they're moving.

illusion of motion by Repeated figure.

The motion is seen in a frame by frame effect with repeated figure in this image. the start to the end of the jump on the snowboard is seen, easily connecting the movement.

Anticipated motion

The anticipated motion in this picture is uf the girl jumping into the water. immediately after looking at this picture you can imagine the big splash that this girl is going to make, completing the effect.

spatial puzzles

This image gives a great example of equivocal space because you cant really tell where the foreground and background fall because its so confusing and negative.

Multiple Perspective

This picture has multiple perspective because of all the directions that the books taper off in.

Amplified perspective

So this is a picture of me and my friends in a tree, and it has a good example of amplified perspective, because my foot is as big as my friend John logan(the guy on the top), and he is obviously not as big as my shoe. 

Illusion of Space by Linear Perspective

the illusion here is that the rial road goes on forever, but it obviously doesn't. Sorry its like a textbook image.

Illusion of space by Aerial Perspective

This image gives a good example of space because of the high look on the city and it shows the horizon in the distance and the buildings get smaller. 

Illusion of space by vertical location

This image gives the illusion of space because the top of the mountain is farther away, but because its smaller, it looks farther away.

Illusion of space by Overlapping

The way space is achieved is by "Stacking" these images and giving them drop shadows.

Scale Confusion

Scale confusion is very interesting to me because just like everyone else i fall for it because my eyes are only human. The way that the eyes get thrown off is by mixing perspectives.

Alternating Rhythm

 This piece has a strong sense of alternating rhythm because the black ad white are reoccurring themes that alternate even tho orange is a constant.

Progressive Rhythm

Progressive rhythm can be shown in the form f a pattern that grows or ebbs and flows ins some direction.

Absence of focal point

Absence of focal point is just that, the absence on anything to focus on, rather having an image that is almost all the same and different so no specific thing is more important than anything else.

Degree of Emphasis

I chose this image because it has 3 focal pints but the distinguishing factor is the height of the dress on the girl's legs. This makes yo look from left to right on their legs because not only do they show more leg, but they skin tone also gets darker on the more right girl.

emphasis by placement

This image has emphasis by the placement of the smaller objects into the shapes of other objects and the bottom bag/logo.

Emphasis by isolation

The isolation in this picture is obvious, but you're trained to look at the triangle because its so far and different from the other objects.

emphasis by contrast

The contrast in this is contrast in color and shape, because the cardinal is different from the branches and sky, and its small and round vs the long stick branches.

Crystallographic Balance

Crystallographic Balance is shown in this repeating pattern that locks with itself in all directions, and its got a special symmetry with the 3 main shapes that fit together.

Radial Balance

This image has radial balance because the image is in a circle and it holds itself up with the colors and lines chose. Balance.

Asymmetical Balance

This picture shows an example of Asymmetrical balance because on one side of the picture there is only one tree vs the 4 on the other side.

symmetrical ballence

The Taj Mahal is a great example of symmetry because its almost perfectly symmetrical.

Unity with variety

The difference and variety in the green line lengths and values create a form of unity.

Unity through continuity

the continuity in this picture is the repetition of all the people with outstretched arms.

Unity through continuation

The idea of unity though continuation is shown in a brick wall well because it is the same thing over and over. Continuation. Exciting.

Unity though repitition

This image is just a repetition of one little idea, and when its repeated, it gains unity as a whole.

Unity through Proximity

This image has unity, even though the circles are cut up differently, but the unity is made through proximity.

Visual Texture

Visual texture is basically seeing something that has texture that you can touch, but as a picture like bamboo or denim.

Tactile Texture

Tactile patterns are patterns made with something that you can reach out and touch, but you cant really because its just a 2D Image.

Value as Emphasis

This image gives a great example of value as emphasis because the arms are brighter and a big focus point.

value as pattern

This image has value as pattern because its only one color, yet all the values differ in variation to make patterns.

Curvilinear shapes

This is Curvilinear because its made of mostly rounded shapes. 

Rectilinear Shapes

These shapes are rectilinear because they are just made of straight lines.

Nonobjective shapes

These shapes are really nonobjective. They could be almost anything, so this is a good example.

Abstraction

Abstraction is the art of making something with little or no connection to the real world. This is a great example of that. Where do you find crazy fighting arrows? Nowhere.

Idealism

This is the prime example of idealism because the image is as close of a representation of idealism as possible. Idealism has to do with the capturing of the perfect human body.

Distortion

This image is an obvious example of distortion because it isnt anything like a real human, even though it has human features.

Naturalism

Naturalism is the art of capturing nature as it really is, so this image does a great job of doing so, along with the people by the tree.

Lost and found contour

This image has examples of lost and found contour because some of the details get lost in the dark.

Line as value

This image shows lines as value because its only lines and the different colors , widths and styles give the image value.

Gesture Line

This is an example of gesture lines because the image is just the quick lines of a gesture.

Contour line

The lines in this piece act as contour lines because the brain has a lot of grooves and divetts and folds, so the little lines show all those little details, or contours if you will.

Line as emotion

The emotions that i get are a sense of confusion and tiredness.

line as direction

The lines in this image show obvious direction because they connect in a way to look like a wave or a waterfall, giving the illusion of direction.

Line as shape

This image contains the shape of a heart and 2 people, which is just done with lines. This is basically an outline, but thats all line as shape is.