Side #1
Imagine an evenly distributed 3x3 grid (you can faintly see "+" at the intersections).
Going from left to right, top to bottom:
1) horizontally straight lines;
2) vertically curvy lines;
3) diagonally straight lines;
4) square, (equilateral) triangle, circle;
5) free space;
6) square, (equilateral) triangle, circle;
7) diagonal lines;
8) vertically curvy lines;
9) horizontally straight lines.
Side #2
Imagine an evenly distributed 3x3 grid (you can faintly see "+" at the intersections).
Going from left to right, top to bottom:
1) visual hierarchy: isolation
2) balance: symmetrical
3) visual hierarchy: scale
4) rhythm: variation
5) free space
6) rhythm: variation
7) visual hierarchy: contrast
8) balance: asymmetrical
9) unity: similarity/proximity
1) visual hierarchy: isolation
2) balance: symmetrical
3) visual hierarchy: scale
4) rhythm: variation
5) free space
6) rhythm: variation
7) visual hierarchy: contrast
8) balance: asymmetrical
9) unity: similarity/proximity
Also required "POD" is hidden (respectively) in the owl's left wing continuing along the fence line, the center with my logo, and the side-cut of the tree branch.
Academic work. Only using ink and gray markers.
I wanted to break the boundaries of the predefined grid and make a unified design while meeting the criteria for the individual grid blocks.
2015 OCT 01.
2 hours.
Ink, marker.
2 hours.
Ink, marker.
