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Balance

- How is visual weight different than physical weight?
Visual weight refers to the relative importance of a visual element within a design.
- What happens to objects when they get close to the edges of a composition?
They start to lose value as they move away towards the edges of a composition.
- Why are human beings more comfortable with balanced compositions?
We like to see symetry throughout a composition.
- What happens when there is imbalance?
most times it can turn out bad but there are times when imbalance is necessary.
- Is there a place for purposeful imbalance? Give some examples.
Yes. It gives the viewer a different more abstract perspective of an environment. Sometimes a chaotic theme calls for imbalance just like the image in the book "Barbeque".
- Why is symmetrical balance so popular in architecture?
Because of structual purposes. You don't want a building looking like it's about to fall over.
- Can different types of balance be used in a single composition?
Sure
- How many ways are there to achieve asymmetrical balance? Name them.
There are 3. Quite stable, very dynamic, nearly chaotic
- Is radial balance always symmetrical? Why or why not?
No not necessarily. the image may have different sides to them which would not create symetry.
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