Question

draw it out. use simple shapes, lines, even stick figures to draw a composition that exemplifies each rule. you are not being graded on your drawing ability, just your ability to visually demonstrate the concept properly. take a photo of your paper and submit to google classroom upon completion.

rule #1: leading lines
rule #2: rule of thirds

rule #3: negative space
rule #4: horizon line
rule #5: symmetry and patterns

Explanation:

This problem involves visual art concepts like leading lines, rule of thirds, etc., and requires drawing to demonstrate them. The Arts discipline, specifically within subfields related to visual art (though the given subfields for Arts include Literature, Linguistics, etc., but the task is about visual composition, which falls under Arts' broader scope of creative visual work). The task is to create drawings for each rule:

• Leading Lines (Rule #1): Draw lines (e.g., a road, fence) that guide the eye towards a focal point.
• Rule of Thirds (Rule #2): Divide the frame into 3x3 grid, place key elements at intersections or along grid lines.
• Negative Space (Rule #3): Use the empty space around/between subjects (e.g., draw a vase as positive space, the area around as negative, or a simple shape with space around it).
• Horizon Line (Rule #4): Draw a horizontal line to represent the horizon, with elements (e.g., mountains, buildings) above/below, and a landscape with sky and ground.
• Symmetry and Patterns (Rule #5): Draw a symmetrical shape (e.g., a butterfly, repeated shapes like circles in a pattern).

Answer:

To complete the task, follow these drawing guidelines for each rule:

1. Rule #1: Leading Lines: Draw a path (e.g., a series of straight or curved lines like a road) that leads the viewer's eye to a central point (e.g., a tree at the end of the road) within the first rectangle.
2. Rule #2: Rule of Thirds: Lightly draw a 3x3 grid over the second rectangle. Place a main subject (e.g., a sun) at one of the intersection points of the grid and other elements (e.g., clouds) along the grid lines.
3. Rule #3: Negative Space: In the third rectangle, draw a simple object (e.g., a chair) and use the space around it (the negative space) to create a complementary shape (e.g., the space between chair legs and seat forms a hidden shape, or just emphasize the empty area around the chair).
4. Rule #4: Horizon Line: In the fourth rectangle, draw a horizontal line across the middle (horizon line). Above it, draw a sky with clouds, below it, draw a landscape (e.g., mountains, grass) to show the separation of sky and ground.
5. Rule #5: Symmetry and Patterns: In the fifth rectangle, draw a symmetrical design (e.g., a butterfly with matching wings) or a repeating pattern (e.g., rows of identical circles or squares) to show symmetry and pattern.

After drawing, take a photo and submit as instructed.