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Wednesday, October 10, 2012

Type Object


Here is my "Type Object" piece! Again, I apologize for the horrible quality... but basically, this piece depicts a swing that is basically made up of a quote. The blue swirls are symbols of the wind which are also made up of the same quote. Enjoy!


Some Elements:

Shape/ Form
Space
Value
Perspective
Texture
Color

Principles of Design:

Balance
Unity
Emphasis
Movement
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