Visual Language Exercises

Over the past few weeks on every monday we were asked to make different things using illustrator called visual language exercises.
On week we had to make a YingYang symbol in illustrator so after Our teacher Showed us we were asked to make one on our own. 
This was mine.

Then on another lesson we were asked to create a colour wheel.

Here is mine.

Then on the same day we were also asked to create them as cubes i only managed to do one cube but with a bit more work it could have been better.

Here is mine.

And the last one we were asked to create a simple scene in illustrator with three layers mine is the moutains, the muddy hills and the waterfall.

Here is mine.

Then the last time we had to do these tasks we were asked to create a simple scene of a bird attacking a human but i had very little time to complete this in. But here it is anyway.

Then on another lesson we were asked to learn about Rhythm in art. Rhythm is used is many artist's work. Rhythm is where a sertain patter or object is repeated but exactly the same, but there is also different types of rhythm 'regular rhythm', 'flowing rhythm' and 'progressive rhythm'.

Here are some examples of these in some real life situations.

Flowing Rhythm.
Flowing rhythm is a patter, following a general shape but no exactly the same as the others, here is a good example.

Regular Rhythm

Then there is regular rhythm, regular rhythm is the same shape/object that is repeated so it is exactly the same. Here is another good example.

Progressive rhythm.

Progressive rhythm is where an object or shape changes over time and or space, as shown in this picture below.

Then after learning about it we were asked to create our own types of rhythm.

Here is mine.