This is my final part III to our first assignment which mostly centered around using dominance to make an interesting and eye-catching composition. The first part we were to use a circle, line, and rectangle. The second part consisted of using those 3 basic shapes again, but using 5 of one, 3 of another, and 1 of the lest shape. The final part of the project was to make a composition of the same type, using 7, 5, and 3, of the shapes. We also had to chose 3 shapes, one rectangular, one linear, and one circular, which all described us personally. I chose the body shape of a Gibson X-Plorer guitar as my rectangle, the Rebellion logo from Star Wars as my circle, and a lightning bolt (which represents comics because of how many super heroes have lightning bolts in their logo/uniform) as my line. I tried to use the rectangular shapes as my dominant positive spaces because they have the least detail, so I arranged them around the page, trying to space them out. Next I tried to mix the lightning bolts and rebellion logos as my accentual and subordinate shapes to have a little variety. Other than that, my main focus was to arrange the objects in a way that moved the eye around the page from the top left corner then down and to the right and then back again in an L motion.
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