Rhythm

I think that this image does a really nice job of conveying rhythm. There is a repeated pattern of circles, which are all different in size to help move us through the painting, and I definitely think they seem to have their own beat. They actually remind me of ripples in water, which could also be considered rhythm, I guess. The bright colors are a nice touch too. They're energetic and, well, kind of make me feel happy. :)

The Rocky Horror Picture Show

The movie I'm doing for Project 2 is The Rocky Horror Picture Show. The opening credits aren't much--just a pair of lips singing the opening song while the credits roll. Overall, they're fairly simple, which should mean redesigning them won't be too hard. I just really wanted to do this movie in particular because it's one of my favorites. The credits are really interesting, but they don't give you any idea what the movie's about, which is why I'm really looking forward to re-designing them with that in mind.

Balance

I found this image online, and thought it depicted balance pretty well. The image is placed in the center (or pretty close to the center, at least), and while the left and right sides aren't symmetrical, they balance each other pretty well. The shapes all have really sharp angles and reflect each other, and the color scheme stays within the range of blues and purples. Overall, I think this gives a pretty good impression of balance. Plus it's really cool-looking. :)

Emphasis

I think that this image really shows emphasis. The red dot stands out from the rest of the image because it's red. That it is also outlined in white helps to set it apart from the green background. And red and green are on opposite sides of the color wheel, which means that they naturally conflict. Although the image is very simple, even with the two shades of green to look at, I think that it really gives us an idea of what emphasis is all about.

The Grid

This image suggests a grid to me based on the layout of the buildings within the city and the way everything is laid out. I would put the headline on the top horizontal line, with the subheading beneath it. I would place other text within the larger box that takes up most of the lower right-hand side of the photo.