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In photography, you can consider graphical elements to be geometric shapes, forms or patterns. Often these elements are man-made or designed, however that doesn’t mean they can’t be found in the natural world.
In this exploration into training the eye to see, you’ll discover how to use classic elements of design; shape, form, line, colour, texture, pattern to create incredibly impactful photos, even from the most ordinary of subjects.
On your website
Create a new page Title ELEMENTS of DESIGN
Text box title it LINE
Get 3 images off the internet that represent line and upload onto the page
Take 1 image that showes line and upload it
Training the eye to see is an ongoing practice that once your mind opens up to seeing compositions that have elements of design you will find that seeing becomes second nature to you.
ARTIST - SHELLEY WOODROW
Shelly Woodrow is generally known for her mixed media wearable artworks that radiate belonging and ritual. Her works transcend the ordinary and take the audience on a journey of memory time and place. She draws on nature and is inspired by form.
".....I developed a sharper understanding of the central role of ritual clothing and paraphernalia in enlarging and intensifying the presence of the wearer. "
Woodrow is driven by a heightened sense of curiosity and creativity. She thinks as an artist and sees as an artist.
As a photographer she has captured a series of images that shows her commitment to observation. She believes having a keen eye is vital to an artist and has generously shared these images with us.
The images show her seeking out letters of the alphabet hidden around us.
Mrs Broome North Narrabeen hidden message search
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