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You can tell what captures your eye.
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Published on Nov 18, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

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NO EMPHASIS

THE ARTIST CAN DETERMINE WHAT CAPTURES THE VIEWERS ATTENTION.
You can tell what captures your eye.
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FOCAL POINT

THE PART OF AN ARTWORK THAT CATCHES THE VIEWERS EYE
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CONTRAST

DIFFERENCE IN IMAGERY
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ISOLATION

CREATED WHEN ONE OBJECT IS SEPARATED FROM A GROUP.
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OBJECTS IN THE CENTER OR NEAR THE CENTER

NATURALLY BECOMES A FOCAL POINT
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CONVERGANCE

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Patricia Rice

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