Symmetrical Poster Design

Symmetrical Poster Design

BALANCE

SYMMETRY

The simplest kind of balance. 

When something is the SAME on BOTH SIDES. 

There is a line of symmetry that "reflects" the design. 

These artists use Symmetrical Balance as a major part of their design. 

Barney Ibboson

https://www.barneyibbotson.com/#/flow-windows/

Barney Ibbotson

Designer of Symmetrical "Stained Glass" Windows

Designs base on Educational subjects

https://www.barneyibbotson.com/

Bene Rohlmann

Symmetrical Band Designs

Berlin Illustrator/Designer for bands/restaurants 

Van Orton

Symmetrical Shoes & Accessory designs

https://vanortondesign.com/

lisa McCormick

Symmetrical Travel Designs

Rob Lowe, "SuperMundane" 

https://www.supermundane.com/

Student Examples

Maisy Seaton 12th grade 

Jaycee Maag 10th grade 

Mikayla 12th grade 

Kaydence L. 

Kenzie W. 

James Smith (before color) 12th grade 

CRITERIA-

Must be SYMMETRICAL in all parts (unless using lettering).

All areas filled with symmetrical pattern or color. (no white background). 

Must have a border/frame around design. 

Must follow a theme for the POSTER design:

Location, Band, Song, Class/Subject, Brand, Object theme, Season... 

Start: 

Design one side of paper. Draw light with pencil. Outline. 

Fold with design down. 

Trace using pencil at window or light box. 

Check for missed areas. 

Outline. 

Color symmetrically. 

You can use this idea in future for designs you may need. 

I used it for my wedding invitation. 

My New High School Art Classroom

Welcome to High School Art Class 2023/24

This is my first year teaching HS Art! 

I have taught MS Art for 14 years and Elementary Art for 5 years. This will be my 20th year teaching Art. I’m so excited to try something new. I plan to push and challenge myself in teaching new things and challenge you creatively this year. I hope to expose you to tools and ideas that you have never used. I hope you discover medium combinations you like and find new ways to express your ideas and emotions. 

I hope that your creativity goes outside the walls of the art classroom and into your personal life too. 

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WELCOME TO THE NEW ART ROOM! 

I cannot express how excited I am to the be the NEW ART TEACHER at 

Mineola High School this year. 

20 years ago, I swore out of fear I never would teach HighSchool.

But here I am... 

I was so excited in fact, that I spent most of my Summer trying my hardest to make the room special, colorful, fresh, organized and inspiring. 

Here is the before & after tour... 

My Teaching Station

Before & after 

Our district is the best at spoiling us with technology. 

I get a giant touch screen TV to teach from. 

Kitchen Corner 

Before and After

"Kitchen?" you ask.Yes, 

This classroom was originally a Home Economics room. 

This is why is has a sewing station and a kitchen. 

I decided to make the most of it. 

Room Divider 

Before and after

Back Studio Corner 

before and after

  

Teacher Lounge Closet Before and After

My FIRST FAVORITE area!

I always wanted a comfortable lounge area in my classroom to feel at home in. 

I made it happen! DREAM CLASSROOM! 

Teacher Space Before and After

My second favorite area! 

This used to be the Home Economics Sewing Station. 

Back Studio Corner Before and After

Front Entrance Before and After

Front Bookshelf Before and After

Door and Cabinet Murals Before and After

Desk Seating before and after

 

Before Panoramic

Like the posters? 

Please visit my Lost Sock Art Teacher poster store 

On Teachers Pay Teachers!!!

Let's stART our first project!

THE WANTED POSTER!!!

Find it HERE!