Reflect on the principle of design known as movement. Which of the following options would you judge to be a POOR example of movement in a
piece of artwork?
OA using swirling lines across the artwork to draw eyes from the left side of the painting toward the right
OB. using lines, color, and other elements to draw eyes from one point of an artwork to agother part
Ocusing curving lines to give the illusion of movement within the piece
OD using vertical lines to stop eye movement within the painting
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Answer:

Its D because it doesn't make sense for the question.

Explanation:

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The option would you judge to be a POOR example of movement in a piece of artwork is using vertical lines to stop eye movement within the painting. Thus option D is correct.

An individual who is enthusiastic about art is referred to be an artist. He is a person who skillfully designs any artwork and produces creative material by integrating his talents, skills, and imaginative viewpoint.

Movement refers to the audience's motion, particularly the motion of the viewer's vision as they go across the screen. Movement is the route the viewer's eye takes through the artwork, frequently to focal points.

The patterns, borders, shapes, and colors of the artwork can all be used to control this movement. A repeated object or symbol across an artwork is referred to as a pattern that attracts the viewers while watching.

Therefore, option D is appropriate.

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a.
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b.
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c.
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d.
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