Creative Edge with Hitomi Gilliam, AIFD
CURVILINEAR FORMS Strong yet graceful lines impart energy and vitality to these modern versions of classic curvilinear silhouettes, designed in equally classic compote and urn containers. Sponsored by Smithers-Oasis For some botanical artists, line is an important element to kick-start the process of design. Line creates visual flow through the arrangement for the eyes to follow. These contemporary interpretations of line-based classic curvilinear forms – crescent (“C” or “U” shape), Hogarth Curve (“S” shape) and vertical – illustrate how the successful creation of linear flow results in lyrical movement of life through the arrangement. NOTE: Creating successful lines sets in motion a process of flowering that requires a thoughtful application of design principles, particularly balance and proportion.
CURVILINEAR FORMS Strong yet graceful lines impart energy and vitality to these modern versions of classic curvilinear silhouettes, designed in equally classic compote and urn containers. Sponsored by Smithers-Oasis For some botanical artists, line is an important element to kick-start the process of design. Line creates visual flow through the arrangement for the eyes to follow. These contemporary interpretations of line-based classic curvilinear forms – crescent (“C” or “U” shape), Hogarth Curve (“S” shape) and vertical – illustrate how the successful creation of linear flow results in lyrical movement of life through the arrangement. NOTE: Creating successful lines sets in motion a process of flowering that requires a thoughtful application of design principles, particularly balance and proportion.