To teach students how the repetition of shapes (spots) creates movement and mood.

Just as rhythm in music is a pattern of sounds and silence, rhythm in art is the . When we talk about "spots," we aren't just talking about messy drops of paint; we are talking about shapes, silhouettes, and colors. When these spots are repeated in a certain way, they create a visual "tempo." Expression Through Arrangement

Evenly spaced, similar-sized spots create a sense of peace, stability, and quiet.

Compositional Rhythm — the organized repetition of elements.

By placing spots in a diagonal line or gradually changing their size (from large to small), an artist can lead the viewer's eye across the page, creating the illusion of flight or falling. Color as an Emotional Tool