Balance - Principles of Design | Symmetrical Balance, Asymmetrical Balance and Radial Balance

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[@Riekreate]

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[@delancye12]

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[@theproudONE92]

Hi Riekreate, if you have a drawing and there's two trees but one is bigger can you tell me the difference between the left one being bigger or vice versa? Surely there must be a meaning depending which is the bigger one

[@Riekreate]

Hey, there may be a lot of reasons one is (may appear to be) bigger. Firstly, bigger objects appear to be in the foreground. Also, we normally read from left to right. So placing the bigger object on the left...it would most likely be the first thing we see and quickly establish dominance or importance. If it's on the right I would think it is telling a bigger story based on what is around it or not around it. The right gives me a more emotional vibe...not saying the left can't do it as well.

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