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Rhythm, repetition, pattern, and movement

Repetition creates expectation

Decision check: rhythm 1

Decision check: rhythm 2

Decision check: rhythm 3

Contrast through value, color, form, and time

Contrast separates and prioritizes

Decision check: contrast 1

Decision check: contrast 2

Decision check: contrast 3

Studio transfer

Lab: compose a controlled variation

How repetition, variation, pacing, and accessible contrast create movement and distinction.

Use repetition, variation, pacing, and contrast to create expectation, direct movement, and separate information without sacrificing accessibility.

3 — Rhythm, Motion & Contrast

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