Art

Progressive rhythm is a technique in which elements within an artwork are rhythmically repeated while gradually changing their characteristics, such as size, color, or shape, creating a sense of progression and movement.

Flowing rhythm in art refers to the visual patterns and elements that create a sense of movement and continuity within an artwork. To create harmony and unity, you can achieve this rhythm using lines, shapes, colors, textures, and other elements. This will allow the viewer’s eye to flow through the composition.

Proportion is a critical concept for artists to master, as it can make or break their art’s impact. This principle customizes elements of relative size, scale, and ratio essential to any artist’s composition, whether painting or drawing.

Hierarchical Proportion in Art refers to organizing elements within an artwork according to size and placement based on the idea that certain elements should be larger or smaller or placed higher or lower relative to other art parts in composition to create a sense of relative importance. 

Altered proportion in Art refers to the intentional distortion or manipulation of the size or shape of objects, figures, or elements within an artwork to convey a specific message, emotion, or mood, changing its traditional proportions.