If most of the faces lacked detail, but one was painted realistically with eyes that sparkled and rosy cheeks, you would understand that this figure was the most important figure to the artist.
From the attention to detail, the viewer can tell what is important. An artist may use detail to draw our attention to the subject of their painting. What is the painting trying to communicate? If that answer is clear, there is good emphasis. The following definitions of the Principles of Design will help you to recognize the language spoken by your artist within: If you don't learn to tap your artistic potential you are simply not living to your fullest. Our creative voice, our artist within, our muse, our intuition all live there. Our ability to look at our life in this light resides in our right brain. We can look at our life, our canvas, and identify where we need more or less contrast, pinpoint elements that are in or out or proportion, highlight parts of our week that create harmony or daily patterns that battle that harmony. When we learn this visual language, the interrelationship between what we see and what we do, we unleash the artist's potential inside of our brain.
The way we see things and way we think about things are intertwined. If there is something missing we start trying to figure out what it is. It wants to feel that everything belongs together, that nothing is out of place or missing. Then your eye travels around attempting to find unity within the composition. For example, whenever you look at anything, your mind goes to the point of greatest contrast.
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