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This image depicts the principle of design, Proportion. In this image the height of the clock is compared to the Christmas tree and the tall building in the back, but because the clock looks bigger it represents the principle, Proportion. This image is very appealing as the natural lighting really incorporates the three objects beautifully making the audience want to look at the image more.
Proportion is shown very well in this shot. The size difference between the subject and the photo frame is sufficient. The background also is a secondary color, green.
As first time at drawing from a life model, I tried to focus on getting proportion, to become more accurate [Oct 1st 2013]
1. This image investigates proportion by showing the size difference of a peace sign sculpture compared to a human.
2. The most visually striking part of this image is the size difference.
The hair and the outfit of the dance is in proportion as the hair is up tight and doesn't take up musch sapce. It reflects balance between the style of hair and costume of the dancer. In addition. her stand or dance pose is evenly waighted from right to left as her body creates a box with her head extening in one direction and her leg in another.
-Davide Monteleone
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1) the principle being used is proportion because of Elissa being close to me and dela being father away looking smaller in size
2) the most visually stimulating part is the street and the peek of the sunset in the background
I chose this advertisement for my proportion example image. This picture has created a proportion with a model and the product being advertised. The bottle and the face of the model are shown to be relatively similar heights. This works because the bottle is getting most of the frame, and the model gets to help fill it by her face being more proportionate.