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32"H x 48", Painting - Oil On Steal || //Beauregard paints two goldfish in a// //symmetrical composition// //.// //The painting also feels balanced because of the use of complementary colors.// || //Ms. Schwartz// || Year Made- 2010-01-10 Edition- Original Style- Contemporary Realism, American Folk Art Theme- Landscape, Winter Media- Watercolors Collection- Watercolors
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 * //Balance// || [[image:pndart1:balance-ellen-beauregard.jpg height="210" caption="balance-ellen-beauregard.jpg"]] || // Ellen Beauregard,__Balance,__ //
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 * //Balance// || file:///Users/1200320/Desktop/Unknown.jpeg// || Fran Henig B__lue Morpho Butterfly__ || Fran uses balance in this picture by painting a butterfly and making both of its wings the exact same and he also akes them the same color || Meg Fortner ||
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 * Harmony/Unity || [[image:1276969003192_3000X4200.jpeg width="196" height="270"]] || "Rush Hour" -Loretta Luglio

DESCRIPTION: The Snow, or the shading of the color, makes it possible for the skiers to ski. The buildings and tress also give the people some height, making it look in proportion.

NAME: Nathan Shook ||
 * Harmony/Unity || [[image:paintings.jpg width="400" height="300"]] ||  || on the bottom of the painting it is very lively and light. but on the top of the painting it is dull and cold. but the lady in the middle is in between thus creating harmony. || danny ferlmann ||
 * Harmony/Unity || [[image:perfect_harmony1_72.jpg width="391" height="518"]] || Kira Ayn Varszegi & Koopa the Turtle "Perfect Harmony" Non-toxic tempera, acrylic, & oil 2007 18" X 24" (1 1/2 ft X 2 ft)  || The Flowers stand out but also blend to the background of the painting || Kelly Nielsen ||
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 * Movement || file:///Users/1200380/Desktop/movement.jpg// || Melanie Weidner, __Movement,__ //watercolor, 22x30, 1999// || Melanie shows how there is rhythmby painting different colors in winding motions || Alysa Shaw ||
 * Movement || [[image:webkit-fake-url://19A9BA50-9B04-4713-AEB7-DB9B55B6F148/rhythmic-pamela-cisneros.jpg caption="rhythmic-pamela-cisneros.jpg"]] || Pamela Cisneros, Rhytmic, canvas print, 39.500 x 29.500 x 0.250, 2009 || She uses white lines and a ton of different colors to give the painting rhythm. || Tyler Lyons ||
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 * Pattern/Repetition || [[image:http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/d/d1/Picasso_three_musicians_moma_2006.jpg/666px-Picasso_three_musicians_moma_2006.jpg width="300" height="270" caption="File:Picasso three musicians moma 2006.jpg"]] || Photograph of the Painting "Musiciens aux masques" (Musicians with Masks) by Pablo Picasso in the Museum of Modern Art, New York City, New York, USA taken by Rolf Müller on February 11, 2006 using a Canon Inc. EOS 350D digital camera with an EFS 18-55mm lens. || The triangles on the middle persons body represent repetition because they are in a pattern. || Matt Murphy ||
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 * Proportion ||  || Christian Riese Lassen __Majestic Kingdom__ || The amount of lighter colors in the water is equal to the amount of the darker colors above the water and this effect adds more detail to the piece. || Gabbie Zeller ||
 * Proportion || [[image:300px-Georges_Seurat_-_Un_dimanche_après-midi_à_l'Île_de_la_Grande_Jatte_v2.jpeg]] || Georges Seurat, __A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte__//, 1884-86// || In this picture, Georges uses proportion by painting the people in the background smaller than the people in the front so it looks like they are farther away. || Kate Scooler ||
 * Proportion || [[image:LS-Lowry-Street-Scene-91512.jpg]] || LS Lowry, __Street Scenes__, 1928, Salford Art Gallery, 43 X52 cm || The people in this picture are drawn smaller then the buildings to make the buildings appear larger. Also, the images drawn in the back of the picture are drawn smaller to make them appear farther away. || Jessica Blair ||
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 * Variety/Contrast || [[image:koi-pattern-deepblu.jpg width="360" height="287"]] ||  [] || Theres so many things going on in this picture and thats why its an example of variety. Theres a lot of colors in this picture, the picture is very busy. || Kiersten Seidel ||
 * Variety /Contrast || [[image:The_Great_Wave_off_Kanagawa.jpg width="800" height="551"]] || Katsuushika Hokusai (Japan 1829-32)The Great Wave Off Kanagawa c. 1829 color woodcut || This picture shows the many things that are happening during the wave even showing the power of the waves. || Victoria Barragan ||
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 * Emphasis || [[image:http://www.oceansbridge.com/paintings/artists/v/vangogh/big/avenue_of_poplars_in_autumn_1884_van_gogh_museum_amsterdam.jpg width="368" caption="Avenue Of Poplars In Autumn 1884 Van Gogh Museum Amsterdam" link="http://www.oceansbridge.com/oil-paintings/product.php?xProd=54231&xSec=727&xCmd=gallery"]] || Vincent Van Gogh "Avenues of Poplers in Autumn" 1884 Oil Painting on Canvas || By making the trees and the person on the road darker colors, it puts emphasis on the burning house. || Xavier Ward ||
 * Emphasis || [[image:Mattiegulls.jpg width="281" height="350"]][[image:Mattiegulls.jpg width="281" height="350"]] || Michael E. Vermette, “ Mattie Hauling with gulls, Momhegan island”, a watercolor 19in. X 25 in. || Vermette shows great emphasis by the bright orange color of the boy’s jumpsuit against the deep blues of the ocean bringing the eye to the boy and his activity. He also becomes the center of focus because he is the center of the painting. || Aliesha Pendleton ||
 * Emphasis || [[image:Mattiegulls.jpg width="281" height="350"]][[image:Mattiegulls.jpg width="281" height="350"]] || Michael E. Vermette, “ Mattie Hauling with gulls, Momhegan island”, a watercolor 19in. X 25 in. || Vermette shows great emphasis by the bright orange color of the boy’s jumpsuit against the deep blues of the ocean bringing the eye to the boy and his activity. He also becomes the center of focus because he is the center of the painting. || Aliesha Pendleton ||