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Principles of
Design
Regular: rhythms and patterns have identical beats or motifs and equal amounts of space between them.
Regular
Alternate
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Alternating: rhythms and patterns can be created in several ways. One way is to introduce a second beat or motif. Another is to make a change in the placement of the original beat or motif.
Random
Random: a motif in no apparent order, with no regular spaces in between, creates a random rhythm.
Flowing
Random: a motif in no apparent order, with no regular spaces in between, creates a random rhythm.
Progressive
Progressive: there is a change in the beat each time it is repeated. The change is a steady one. Each time the beat appears slightly different.
The subjects of the following images contain Cloud Gate (the Bean), a research museum, a random bridge I found, and a one-way sign which actually happens to be right outside of Michael Jackon's childhood home.
All these monuments resign in the city of Chicago.
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