Embedded Files
What is SCALE?
Size of one object in relation to other objects or to the viewer, e.g. size of a person in relation to a building.
Also referred to as proportion when discussing the size relationship of parts within an object (e.g. size of a person’s hand in relation to other body parts).
Why is SCALE important?
Examples of SCALE in Art and around us
Spoonbridge and Cherry, 1988, Stainless Steel and Aluminium, Claes Oldenburg
Floor Burger, 1962, Mixed Media, Claes Oldenburg
In Bed, 2005, Mixed Media, Ron Mueck
Rat-King, 1993, Resin, Katharina Fritsch
Personal Values, 1952, Oil on Canvas, Rene Magritte
Panel from Attack on Titan (Manga)
Popeye (Character)
Exaggerated limbs to convey strength.
Miniature Art by Tatsuya Tanaka
Use of small everyday objects to create lifelike scenes.
Miniature Art by Slinkachu
Use of small everyday objects to create lifelike scenes.
Page updated
Report abuse