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Movement is a principle that can guide the viewer's eye. Rhythm is created when an element or principle shows up multiple times.
Definitions
- Movement - The appearance of motion in a still image.
- Rhythm - Instances where repeated elements are grouped together in an identifiable pattern.
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Movement is a principle that
can guide the viewer's eye.
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I've mentioned the idea of guiding
the viewer's attention previously.
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And for the most part,
this could be considered movement.
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A colorful button with an odd shape
might grab the viewer's attention, but
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that's not really the best example.
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Let me show you.
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Movement is typically created when there
are strong diagonals in a composition.
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This could come in the form of lines,
or the lines and
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