PROPORTION
When understanding proportion as a
principle of design we think of the relationships of two or more elements in an
artists deign and how those elements compare to one another. Proper proportion brings
harmony with all elements of design regarding, setting, degree, color, quantity
and size and creates balance throughout the design leaving the viewer feeling
complete and even. Proportion can be seen as the balance of harmony and
provides equilibrium of elements in a design that line up and feel proportional
to the viewer.
The photo I choose was one that I felt
demonstrated these elements of portions extremely well and professionally. The
image has two vertical red columns that are equal width, height, color, design
and feeling to one another. They are separated by and equally Empty Square that
is very proportional itself. The square has 4 equal sides that line up
perfectly with the red vertical columns and create a bas doe the above sign
that also demonstrates the vertical lines already demonstrated by the columns.
The Main piece of the design is the back lite vertical lines above the empty
square and columns with very simple text that uses a straight font that says
“sample sale”. This text is complemented by the text in the columns that use
the same fort style. The Vertical side columns are again complimented by the vertical
red but thinner columns that flow across the top area of the design. Theses columns
are also all exactly the same just repeated over and over with equal spacing,
color and alignment. Every element about this design is proportional to the
other the thin red lines above are just thinner versions of the columns on the
sides and the white text is just the exact opposite of the black text but
exactly proportional if the lager text is scaled down. The final piece of the
design is what appear to be two eyes that are exactly proportional to the columns,
lines, text and Empty Square. They float in the exact cent of the piece and
give it a feel on evenness and harmony, that both sides are equal and exactly proportional.
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