How to understand the rhythm and rhythm of decorative patterns?

Rhythm and rhythm, rhythm originally refers to the length of the beat in music, and refers to the regular sense of order and movement caused by various elements (such as point, line, surface, shape, body and color) in decorative pattern design.

They can be a sense of order brought about by changes in size, weight, reality, speed and straightness; Rhythm originally refers to the feeling of cadence in poetry, which means that the styles and styles of various elements are required to change under the premise of unity in pattern design and exist repeatedly to some extent.

As shown in the picture, all the elements in the picture drift to the right of the picture like the wind, and the patterns of the main body and leaves form a regular sense of movement. Several small leaves appear repeatedly, which has an arc sense of order and reflects the relationship between rhythm and rhythm of the picture.

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Painting forms a sense of visual rhythm and rhythm through the combination and arrangement of visual elements and images, and conveys aesthetic information. Through the repeated arrangement of dense trees, we can clearly see a strong sense of repetitive rhythm. By observing the shapes and combinations of different fields, we can feel the ever-changing rhythm.

Through the rolling hills and the waves of the wind blowing on the grassland, we can see a soft sense of rhythm. All the existence in nature naturally produces various rhythms and rhythms, including the comparison of the above-mentioned direction, reality, priority, severity, movement and so on.

The beauty of rhythm and rhythm produced by contrast will always appear in our field of vision, depending on whether we find and capture it with aesthetic eyes in the process of constant change, disappearance and reorganization.

For example, the clouds in the sky not only form various visual rhythms through the changes of their own shapes, but also form dynamic and static contrast with the trees in the mountains. For example, willow leaves arranged by wind in autumn pond have different sense of density and contrast, and their style may change with the change of wind at any time.

Sometimes it is precisely because of the disappearance of a sense of order and rhythm that we observe that the aesthetic taste and expressive taste of the same scene disappear at the same time, which can prove how important the aesthetic feeling produced by the contrast between rhythm and order is in the aesthetics of a landscape painting.