Movement
is the path crated
by the elements of art to draw the viewer's eye around the piece
through its components and to the focal point. This can
create
the suggestion of motion.
"Finders Keepers"
has a lot of
movement. The viewer's eye is drawn along the lines of the
vines
and leaves, and through the colours of the bricks.
The
viewer's eye is drawn around the shapes of the window frame and
asymmetrical circle of fairies. Eventually the movement
points to
the pie and the fairy eating it. See the image below for some
examples of the paths the eye might take through the image.
In the image to the left
some of the
possible paths of movements the eye might follow are shown with blue
arrows.
