1.) Repetition: this picture uses the principle of repetition because it repeats certain parts of the picture, such as the birds and the color of the sky.
2.) Portion/Scale: this picture utilizes the principle of portion/scale because the two sizes of the dogs are so different. It uses an unexpected scale.
3.) Balance: this picture shows the element of balance because it is made up of regular and irregular shapes.
4.) Emphasis: this images uses the principle of emphasis because it makes the views focus on the flower instead of focusing on the other details of the picture such as the hands holding the flower.
5.) Unity: this pop art picture utilizes the element of unity because the various images are closet together and are created using similar techniques.
6.) Rhythm: this image uses the principle of rhythm because it constantly repeats specific elements.
7.) Contrast: this picture uses the element of contrast by making the the space used and the hues different.
8.) Variety: this image uses the principle of variety because it clearly varies the shape and color of the objects within the picture.
A.) How do you add a layer mask to a particular layer?
You add a layer mask by opening the palette that shows you your layers then select the layer you want to add a mask too. Then on the bottom of your palette click on the button that has a gray box with a white circle in the center.
B.) What two colors are used to create the mask?
Black and white
C.) Describe the process of using a layer mask.
If you choose to create a layer mask it will allow you to paint over and cover and images you put onto your photoshop document. Once you paint over the images you can move them around, copy them, or if you like you can re-paint over them to make the original image reappear.
***Working on putting all of my projects on the assignments page(my flashdrive is @ home) so I will get that done Monday:D** Thanks Mrs. Dayton!!!((:
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