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Harmony
from Sketching Bootcamp
by Jim Chapman
Te word ‘harmony’ comes from the Greek word ‘harmonia’ and suggests agreement Principle: HARMONY
Principle: p HARMONY
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Impression of my Father’s Drill Under Foil, 36 x 48 in., crayon on Yupo paper, Jim Chapman
Untitled, graphite on paper, 24 x 24 in., Chris Dockery
Harmony is the principle that goes unnoticed until it is missing. Ten, you really notice that something is out of whack. What makes things gel? It’s a difcult quality to explore, but there is no better place to observe harmony than in nature. Te realm of color ofers a good clue at how nature handles the other elements. Nature never looks gaudy, and everything seems in place. Consider: between big doses of color.
Remember, harmony happens almost efortlessly.
If an image isn’t working, look for the anomaly. Terein lies the harmony breaker.