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After reading the chapter Point, Line, Plane, I realized they often appear together and we can see different aspects depending on our focus. In the photo we can see the rhinestones individually but we automatically focus out and would be … Continue reading →

I think that the interesting aspect of looking at the relationship between point, line, and planes, is the scale aspect of each aspect. When looking at a point, it seems as though it can be relatively any size, but most … Continue reading →

When I think of point, line, and plane there are 2 artists that I automatically think of: Mondrian and Kandinsky. I am going to use Mondrian’s work, “Broadway Boogie Woogie” as an example of point.  This piece is part of … Continue reading →

Everything in the world is made up of points, lines, and planes. These compositional elements are the building blocks of every image and design choice. We design things with specific points to draw our eyes towards those focal points. This … Continue reading →

The visual world we observe every day is made up of, primarily, points, lines, and planes. These are the base components of design. Any combination of these elements can result in typography, blueprints, patterns, diagrams, etc. This red plastic cup … Continue reading →

I thought this image was interesting to use for this assignment because it incorporates a bit of each point, line, and plane. The image is a bunch of boxes stacked on each other, with the shelf making a clear horizontal … Continue reading →

The first image I photographed was a tack sitting upright on my desk. I used this image to represent a point, since the orange plastic of the tack contrasts with the wood finish on my desk, creating the look of … Continue reading →

A vast majority of media, whether it is a photograph, poster, or logo, can be reduced to points, lines, and planes at their most basic form. Some are more complex than others and there are times were it is hard … Continue reading →