diptych project

Text Drawings

shape - sans-serif

line - sans-serif

texture - serif

depth - sans-serif

repetitive pattern - sans-serif

Grayscale

Animation Three

Like A G6 from Kristine Lauderdale on Vimeo.

Line Drawings

curvilinear

organic

intersecting

landscape

repetitive

Animation Two

Project Two from Kristine Lauderdale on Vimeo.

Animation One

Project One from Kristine Lauderdale on Vimeo.

Superimpose

Overlap, cover, overlay. Superimpose dissimilar images or ideas. Combine sensory perceptions (sound/color, etc.). Combine different point of view synchronistically.

Rule of Thirds

The Rule of Thirds is a basic design principal intended to help with the composition of an image. The idea is that you draw two equally-spaced lines both horizontally and vertically across your canvas, effectively cutting it into thirds in both directions. Where these lines intersect are the points that would be effective focal points for your image.

Here is one example of this, from my own archives.

If you imagine the lines, you'll notice that the medallion at the top of the marker comes very close to the top left intersection. This makes for a dynamic composition.