1. Rhythm Project
Using the design principle
based on repetition. As a
an element of visual unity
rhythm is in almost every
work of art. A clear
repetition of elements.
Samantha Bashore

2. Andy Warhol
Using alternating rhythm
Creating a pattern
Of visual rhythm.

3. Charles Burchfield
The Insect Chorus
1917
Engaging the
Senses
Using many
rhythmic patterns to
create a kinesthetic
empathy. In this
example creating a
sensation of a hot
summer afternoon
alive with the sound
of cicadas.

4. Albert Renger-
Patzsch
Buchenwald in
Herbst
1936
Visual Rhythm
Even though the
rhythm is a little
awkward a rhythm is
crated by the many
curves and turns.

5. Bruce Barnbaum
Shapes and Repetition
Using connecting and flowing shapes
And lines to create a sense of rhythm.
Here the wavelike motion of the lines and
Shapes create rhythm.

6. Bruce Barnbaum
Poster: Jazz Festival
Willsau, 2007
Shapes and Repetition
Manipulating rhythm:
Using the shapes and rhythm to
Represent jazz.

7. Alternating Rhythm
Successive patterns in which the same elements reappear in a regular
order. A sequence creating visual rhythm.

8. Yoko Limoro

9. Codie English

10. Renee Sechez

11. Vanessa Martin

12. Lisa Davis

13. Katharina Roth

14. Kelsey Ponczak

15. Jennifer Greene

16. Gus Patrick

17. Progressive Rhythm
Repetition of a shape that changes in a regular manner giving a
feeling of a sequential pattern.
Maurits Cornelis Escher

18. Claudia Lomba

19. Samantha Hernandez

20. Sumiko Pogue

21. Ken Kasten

23. Misty Maier

24. Glenda Canuel

25. Rick Geib

26. Becky McLemore

27. Marcel Duchamp
Nude Descending a Staircase
1912, Oil on canvas, 58” x 35”

29. ART 112 2-D Design
Fall 2013