Tali Szulanski & Olivia Rouge

Principles: Harmony – This house has no bold colors or contrast, so it blends together.

Repetition – The windows and porch gates repeat patterns.

Unity – The house is consistent throughout and while there are different materials, it works well

together.

Gradation – It is smaller on the left and gets bigger to the right.

Elements:

Direction – The house is very flat and horizontal, representing calmness.

Line – The columns and gates are vertical lines.

Texture – There are varying textures. There is smooth wood and bumpy rocks.

Color – The colors work together and they don’t clash.

Principles Balance – There is balance in the sense that even though there are many different directions the

structure goes into, it still comes together to make for a pure, calm piece.

Harmony – The whole piece stays up together and it has this creamy white color.

Contrast – The shape of this piece is unique in that most structures are not built with so many

rectangles.

Unity – The piece is smooth and appears unique but good.

Elements Line – There are many directions and shapes the structure goes into and it has a lot of right angles.

Shape – The overlapping rectangular prisms are a unique shape.

Texture – This piece is very smooth.

Value – The white color used in this structure is creamy and there is a use of shadows.

Principles Balance – There is balance in the arcs and they all connect and flow together.

Harmony – The smooth curves represent a waterfall or rainbow and look very calming.

Contrast – Despite not being very bold, there is a contrast in tone and color.

Repetition – There is repetition in the shapes of the arcs and windows.

Elements

Shapes – There are many unique shapes that are used together so there is a use of rectangles and arcs.

Direction – The arcs and flow make this have an oblique direction.

Texture – The arcs and materials are smooth, which contrasts with the rough stone.

Size – The arcs vary in size.

Principles Balance – The colors blend together and there is an overall use of warm colors.

Harmony – This piece provides a calm sensation with the warm colors and repetition.

Repetition – The material on the roof is continuously used and there is a repetition in earthy motifs.

Contrast – The warm colors provide a big contrast with the blue of the windows and the blue of the sky.

Elements Color – Murky browns are used consistently and it provides an earthy feeling.

Value – There are different values of brown used that blend together without getting monotonous.

Direction – There is a horizontal direction and it provides a feeling of comfort.

Texture – The rough texture adds to the earthy feeling.

Principles Unity – The use of stone and the triangle fronts work together.

Balance – The different sizes of triangles balance the piece.

Gradation – The colors go from light on the left to dark on the right.

Repetition – The stones repeat and the shapes repeat.

Elements Size – The sizes of the triangles differ.

Shape – The prominence of triangles is a unique shape.

Texture – The stone material provides for a rough texture.

Color – There is different uses of colors and hues.

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Principles Repetition – The red color is repeated.

Dominance – The red color is the main focus and makes it pop out.

Unity – The red color unifies the piece.

Contrast – The red color contrasts the green and blue background.

Elements Color – The bright red is a dominant feature of the house.

Texture – The walls look smooth but the roof looks rough.

Value – The values vary a little bit depending on the lights.

Size – The house is big.

Principles Gradation – It gets taller from right to left.

Repetition – The windows repeat.

Contrast – The white and red contrast from the gray background.

Balance – The diagonal slope balances the house.

Elements Line – There is a prominent diagonal line on the slope.

Direction – An oblique slope brings a lot of attention.

Color – There are different colors in the piece.

Value – The darkness from the environment contrasts from the bright piece.

Principles Balance – The building is vertically symmetrical.

Repetition – The windows and materials are consistent throughout.

Harmony – The building’s warm colors create a sense of harmony.

Unity – The consistency in the textures and colors bring the piece together.

Elements Texture – The bricks are used in most of the building.

Color – The warm reds are a dominant feature.

Direction – There is a horizontal direction that gives off relaxing vibes.

Value – The way the light hits the bricks creates a variation in value.

Principles Repetition – The windows and colors are consistent.

Gradation – It is taller to the right.

Harmony – The bright pink creates a sense of harmony.

Dominance – The bright pink is a dominant feature.

Elements Shapes – The windows use arcs and straight lines to create a unique shape.

Color – The use of bubblegum pink is unique.

Texture – The materials used are smooth.

Direction – This building is taller than surrounding ones, creating a vertical direction.

Principles Repetition- The windows and colors are consistent throughout.

Contrast – The light colors contrast from the dark foliage.

Harmony – The bright white and dusty white work together.

Unity – The columns, lines and white complement each other.

Elements Lines – There is a huge use of lines throughout the building.

Value – There are different shades of white.

Direction – There is a vertical sense of importance.

Texture – The materials used are very smooth.

Principles Contrast – The bright white pops against the dark brown.

Dominance – The harsh contrast makes the house very bold.

Balance – The combination of light and dark balance each other out.

Harmony – The bold colors are visually satisfying together.

Elements Color – The bold colors are a prominent feature in this building.

Texture – The walls are very smooth.

Value – There is a white to black scale of colors.

Shapes – There are many different shapes, lines, slopes, and arcs.

Principles Harmony – The bright colors complement each other.

Dominance – The orange roof is very bold and attracts the eye.

Contrast – The white and orange contrast each other.

Repetition – The use of arcs and edges is repetitive.

Elements Shapes – It is rounded on the roof and edgier on the walls.

Texture – The building appears rough.

Value – There are different shades that fall on different areas of the structure.

Direction – There is a horizontal direction that makes this piece look homey.