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Repetition vs. Pattern vs. Rhythm Repetition One object or shape that is repeated Pattern A combination of elements or shapes repeated in a recurring and regular arrangement Rhythm A combination of elements repeated, but with variations


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Repetition vs. Pattern vs. Rhythm

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Repetition

One object or shape that is repeated

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Pattern

A combination of elements or shapes repeated in a recurring and regular arrangement

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Rhythm

A combination of elements repeated, but with variations

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What is rhythm in Art?

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Visual Rhythm

Visual Rhythm is rhythm you receive through our eyes rather than your ears It is created by repeated positive shapes separated by negative spaces It is all around us

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Motif

A recurring fragment, theme, or pattern that appears in a work of art

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Positive Space / Positive Shape

The space occupied by the

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Negative Space / Negative Shape

The space that is not your subject – helps to define the subject

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5 Types of Rhythm

  • Regular
  • Alternating
  • Random
  • Flowing
  • Progressive
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Regular Rhythm

Use of identical motifs (element of a pattern) or visual beats that have an equal amount of space between the motifs.

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Alternating Rhythm

Achieved by changing motifs at regular intervals

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Random Rhythm

Motif is repeated in no apparent order Cannot predict exactly where the next motif will be Which of these rhythms is more random?

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Flowing Rhythm

Created by repeating wavy lines and curved shapes

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Progressive Rhythm

A change in motif or visual beat each time it is repeated

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What types of rhythm do you see in the classroom?