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Repetition

Definition

Repetition involves using similar visual elements multiple times within a composition. It creates rhythm and unity by establishing patterns and consistency.

Related terms

Pattern: Pattern is created by repeating motifs or designs regularly. It can be simple or complex and can occur in various forms such as geometric shapes or organic forms.

Movement: Movement refers to creating the illusion of motion within an artwork. Repetition plays an important role in suggesting movement by repeating lines, shapes, or colors.

Texture: Texture is the surface quality of an object depicted visually through repeated patterns or marks that simulate tactile sensations.

"Repetition" appears in:

Subjects (4)

  • AP English Literature

  • AP Latin

  • AP Psychology

  • AP Statistics

Study guides (4)

  • AP Art & Design - 2.1 Portfolio Skills and Requirements

  • AP Art & Design - 2.2 Principles of Design for AP2D and Draw

  • AP Art & Design - 2.3 Principles of Design for AP3D

  • AP Art & Design - 4.3 Selected Works Rubric

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