Lecture 10: Harmony and Unity

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What is composition?

Organization or grouping of different parts to achieve a unified whole

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What is a composition in floral design?

A completed arrangement

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What does a florist consider before making an arrangement?

Theme, color, size, shape, message, and placement

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What is a lack of harmony considered?

Disturbing

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Is harmony the same for everyone?

No

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How does predetermining the theme or purpose of a design help with harmony?

To determine the material selection

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What is harmony?

The effect of the relationship between all the elements in a composition and how creates a pleasing, aesthetic quality

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What question do you want to ask when getting a feel for harmony?

Mood or theme? Do the parts go well together? Do added accessories enhance the design?

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Repition of what helps create harmony?

Colors, forms, and lines

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What must harmony consider?

Container and mechanics, flowers and foliage, accessories, and placement

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What are things to consider when creating harmony with the container and mechanics?

Bouquet size, mood and color, shape of design, placement of the composition, and the background setting

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What are things to consider when creating harmony with the flowers?

Size, color, form, and texture

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The more similar flowers are the more _____ they are with one another?

Harmonious

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Do the size, color, form, and texture need to be the same to create harmony?

No as contrast creates interest but they should work together to suggest a mood or theme

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Do all designs require foliage?

No

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When is foliage chosen?

After flowers

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What is the purpose of foliage in a design?

Cover up mechanics and can add interest to ordinary designs

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What are accessories?

Items other than flowers or foliage that are added to the design and can be natural or manufactured

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What are some natural accessories?

Feathers, pinecones, berries, fruits, vegetables

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What are some manufactured accessories?

Bows, ribbons, candles, signs, plush toys

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What are things to consider when it comes to harmony placement of design?

Room size, color, location; the location of the design in the room; shape and size of tables

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What is related to harmony?

Unity

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What is unity?

State of being one; the whole is more important than one part

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What is the relationship of unity like?

Each part of the design should create one general effect

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How is unity achieved?

Proximity, repetition, transition/continuation

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What is proximity?

Near in space

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How does proximity create unity?

Organizing flowers and foliage in one container it can create unity but might not always be harmonious

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What is repetition?

Repeating similar elements through a design

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What is the easiest way to achieve unity?

Repetition of colors

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What is transition/continuation?

A method of achieving visual rhythm, as there is a gradual change from one element to another creating continuous eye movement

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How is transition bes acheived?

Placing an intermediate color, size, shape, and spacing within a design

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What happens if there is too much unity?

It becomes dull

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How can a floral design become interesting andnot too dull?

Adding variety

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What is the desire in floral design?

To achieve harmony and unity without being too dull

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How is unity with variety achieved?

Using a focal point, different sizes of the same shape, and repeating colors with different tints, tones, and shades