FUNDERSTANDING AESTHETICS

TASK

In 50 words or less, describe how each of the following images uses the specified element to create visual variety.

Space Colour Texture

Kaushik Design 'Wine Festival' 2007 Carolina Herrera 'Look 26' 2016 Antonio Gaudi ‘Casa

Batlló’ 1904

Line SpaceShape

The designer of the Melbourne Food and wine festival poster uses space in order to attract the public eye. By using negative and positive space the poster appeals to the audience creating interesting shape to emphasis the soul purpose

The design of this outfit “ Caroline Herrer ‘look 26’ 2016”, uses colour to attract the eye. It uses 90% purple (t-shirt) with a left over 10% of colour on the skirt. The pop of secondary colour adds excitement and attention. The use of the colour brings harmony to the outfit as the perfect

The Antonio Gaudi ‘Casa Batllo’ building uses a range of texture to create appeal. The texture used is rough and creates dimension to the whole of the building.

Creating balance with texture, the centre of the of the building a majority of the image and texture, leaving the roof being

Philippe Starck 'Juicy Salif' 1990

Susan Alinsangan 'Ipod' 2003

Shigeru Miyamoto 'Mario' 1981

This design of ‘Juicy Salif’ uses vertical line to symbolise the strength of the juicer, this appeals to consumers.

Widely length vertical legs provide strength to the appearance and the use of the product.

Mario is a 3D shaped character that is in a smaller form. The shape of the character is more rounded and circular which potentially symbolises the harmony, tenderness, love, affection, safety, care, support and friendship of Marios portrayed persona.

The ‘ipod’ poster uses negative space to create shape. The use of colour divides the image up highlighting negative space and making it more apparent. The use of the black (negative space) is 45, leaving the remainder of positive space 45 and the accent as 10. 45/45/10.