Friday, September 16, 2011

Elements and Principles of Three Dimensional Design

To represent economy, I took a picture of my desk chair in my dorm room. I took a picture of it because I think it has interesting primary contours which are created from the organic forms such as the seat and back rest. I tried to take the picture so nothing would distract the viewer from the chair. I also placed chair near the window so certain parts would be empahsis and could be seen. The chair is black and it has wheels which allows a person to move in the chair without getting out of their seat. The chair also has several levers which allows a person to adjust the height of the seat and to lean back in the chair.

This picture is an example line. Melissa and I took this image because there are a variety on lines throughout the picture. The primary focus is the S-curved line that is part of a bike rack. The curved line adds movement and emphasis because it contrasts with the static lines created by brick wall and pavement. Also the picture demonstrates symmetrical balance.

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