Movement and Rhythm: Visual Flow
Students will explore how repetition, alternation, and progression of elements create a sense of movement and rhythm in visual art.
Key Questions
- Analyze how an artist creates a sense of visual movement using repetitive elements.
- Construct a drawing that uses rhythm to guide the viewer's eye through a narrative.
- Evaluate the effectiveness of different rhythmic patterns in conveying energy or tranquility.
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
Suggested Methodologies
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