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Tuesday, March 5, 2013

Radiation

Posted by firespark142 On 7:45 PM

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Harmony

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Scale & Porpotion

Posted by firespark142 On 7:41 PM


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Emphasis

Posted by firespark142 On 7:39 PM

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Transition

Posted by firespark142 On 7:37 PM
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Opposition

Posted by firespark142 On 7:35 PM



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Gradiation

Posted by firespark142 On 7:34 PM



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Repetition

Posted by firespark142 On 7:28 PM



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Symmetrical Balance

Posted by firespark142 On 7:26 PM



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Asymmetrical Balance

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Multi-color

Posted by firespark142 On 7:14 PM


Every other color on the color wheel.
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Counterpoint

Posted by firespark142 On 7:11 PM


Combines the starting color with the color to it's compliment's right or left.
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Square Tetrad

Posted by firespark142 On 7:07 PM



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Rectangular Tetrad

Posted by firespark142 On 7:05 PM


Six combinations.
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Triad

Posted by firespark142 On 7:02 PM


Uses three colors that are equally distant on the color wheel.
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Split-Complementary

Posted by firespark142 On 7:00 PM


Three colors, combines on color with the two colors on each side of it's compliment!
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Complementary

Posted by firespark142 On 6:57 PM


Two colors that are directly opposite each other on the color wheel.
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Analogous

Posted by firespark142 On 6:55 PM


Three to five colors that are next to each other on the wheel.
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Monochromatic

Posted by firespark142 On 6:49 PM


One color outfit that uses shades and tints of the same hue.
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Accented Neutral

Posted by firespark142 On 6:41 PM


Combines Black / White / Grey or Beige with a bright color accent
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Sunday, March 3, 2013

Jagged Line

Posted by firespark142 On 8:28 PM


The line is shown in the middle of the shirt and is decorative.
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Curved Line

Posted by firespark142 On 8:17 PM


The curved lines are represented in the fluffs in the dress, they are decorative.
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Straight Line - Diagonal

Posted by firespark142 On 8:03 PM


The lines are represented in the collar, and are structural.
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Straight Line - Vertical

Posted by firespark142 On 7:54 PM


The vertical lines are focused on the middle of the torso to show it's skinny, and are decorative.

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Straight Line - Horizontal

Posted by firespark142 On 7:48 PM
The lines are across the shirt, and is decorative.
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Hourglass Silhouette

Posted by firespark142 On 4:38 PM
Hourglass, accent of the butt and boobs, Marilyn Monroe pulls it off well!
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Inverted Triangle Silhouette

Posted by firespark142 On 4:28 PM
Most Popular in the 1980's the Inverted Triangle Silhouette,  becomes popular during women's suffrage.
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Thursday, February 28, 2013

A-Line Silhouette

Posted by firespark142 On 3:22 PM
A-Line was popular in the 1960's and was brought back into popularity in the 1990's.
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Tubular Silhouette

Posted by firespark142 On 2:53 PM
Tubular dresses are enlongated and very thin and shapeless. Popular in 1920's they are now often called sun dresses!
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Tuesday, February 26, 2013

Back Fullness Silhouette

Posted by firespark142 On 12:06 PM
Back fullness silhouette, is when there us an accent or fullness in the back. The lace and train of this dress show that this is back fullness. They bring attention to the back of the dress, while taking your attention away from the bottom of the dress. However, this is not a very attractive style in my opinion.
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Bell Shaped Silhouette

Posted by firespark142 On 11:57 AM
Bell shaped silhouettes are a common stay in wedding dresses, and ball gowns. Elegant with a narrow mid and upper section, with a big bell shaped bottom. Often a common place in the 1800's and again in the 1950's they have reappeared every couple decades, and therefore are a recurring trend. The top of the dress accents her slender body, and the lower section shows a elegant, flowing shape, that makes little girls want to be princesses.
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