Artist: Matthew Haggett
Title of Work: rheomorp
Year Produced: 2012
Medium: encaustic painting
Source: http://mchaggett.com/2010/04/new-encaustic-pattern-paintings/
This piece is an example of a rhythmic repetition that has been repeated so much without variance that it becomes a pattern. Though he has some variance in color, it is overall the same pattern, with the exact same repeating shapes.
Artist: Arpad Radoczy
Title of Work: Isolated,reflection,harmonious scene from sea stones
Year Produced: Unlisted
Medium: Photo
Source: http://www.123rf.com/photo_6323219_isolated-reflection-harmonious-scene-from-sea-stones.html
This is a good example of progressive rhythm, the repetition of shapes/objects that progressively get smaller/larger. He does this with stacks of rocks, both moving them backwards in the photo and removing height from them.
Artist: M.C. Escher
Title: Two Birds
Year Produced: 1938
Medium: Unlisted – Print
Source: http://www.wikipaintings.org/en/m-c-escher/two-birds
This is a great example of alternating rhythm, which is rhythmic repetition of two alternating shapes. In this piece he alternates two different color birds.
