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Amirah AbrahaAmirah Abraham ART101 Section B —Apparel Design— Proportion: Notions of the ideal Describing FORM: What is the specific communicative strategy? Where is it found? We judge what a “correct” size is based on our own personal perception or what we identify as a standard. In this image

Principle: Exaggerated Proportion Describing FORM: What is the specific communicative strategy? Where is it found? Proportion is the size relationship of different part(s) to the whole. Exaggerated proportion is when one particular object is larger/out of scale. The characters in this game are cro

Principle: Proportions - Exaggerated Proportions FORM: What is the specific communicative strategy? where is it found? Proportion is the size relationship of different part(s) to the whole. Exaggerated Proportions are when something is either really big or really small compared to the rest of the p

Principle-- Exaggerated Proportion Discussing FORM: What is the specific communicative strategy? Where is it found? The specific communicative strategy found is exaggerated proportion. Exaggerated proportion is when you make one aspect of a particular object larger or smaller than its normal size.

PRINCIPLE - PROPORTION Describing FORM: What is the specific communicative strategy? Where is it found? Proportion is the size relationship of different parts of the whole. Discussing CONTENT: What does it communicate? The layout of the art on the can gives me a very pleasing feeling. A feeling

Principle: Proportion- Exaggerated Describing form: What is the specific communicative strategy? Where is it found? Proportion is the showing size in multiple or a single object/ person, while exaggerated is when the size is blown up to extreme sizes. Discussing content: What does it communic

PRINCIPLE—PROPORTION Describing FORM: What is the specific communicative strategy? Where is it found? Proportion is the size relationship of different parts to the whole. We judge what a “correct” size is based on our own personal perception or what we identify as a standard. Immediately not

Joseph Ancheta PRINCIPLES--PROPORTIONS: notions of the ideal FORM: What is the specific communicative strategy? where is it found? We judge what a "correct"size is based on our own personal perception or what we identify as a standard. the minion rinsing his had off is larger then the buildings sur

Principle: Proportion: notions of the ideal Defining form: What is the specific communicative strategy? Where is it located? Proportion is the size relationship of different parts to the whole, we judge what a "correct" size is based on our own personal perception or what we identify as a standa

PRINCIPLE – PROPORTION: EXAGGERATED PROPORTION Describing FORM: What is the specific communicative strategy? Where is it found? Proportion is the size relationship of different part(s) to the whole. Exaggerated proportion is when one particular object is larger/out of scale. We can see that the he

PRINCIPLE—Proportion: Notions of the Ideal Describing FORM: What is the specific communicative strategy? Where is it found? Proportion is how the size or shape of a facet of an object in relation to itself is represented. We can see the distortion of the notions of the ideal in this figure by the

By: Killian Strassheim Principle-Proportion: Notions of the Ideal Describing FORM: What is the specific commutative strategy? Where is it found? Proportion is all about relationships that things have to eachother and how they are seen as one. When viewing another person, we as humans unconscious

PRINCIPLE: Exaggerrated Proportion Defining FORM: What is the specific communicative strategy? Where is it found? Proportion is the size relationship of different parts to the whole. Exaggerrated proportion occurs when aspects of an object are made look larger or smaller than they actually are. Here

PRINCIPLE - PROPORTION: EXAGGERATED Describing form: What is the specific communicative strategy? Where is it found? Proportion is the size relationship of a differetn part(s) of the whole. We judge what a correct size is based on our own personal perception or what we identify as standard. Exagge