For the creative and technical process I followed, I went by the images in the book and tried to find objects around my house that represented them according to the elements and principles of design.

Elements:
Line- bookshelf
Shape and Mass- statue
Light- bar pad
Color- toy cars
Texture and Pattern- rug
Space- hallway
Time and Motion- planes

Principles of Design:
Unity and Variety- Christmas tree
Balance- ironing board
Emphasis and Subordination- figurines
Proportion and Scale- weights
Rhythm- staircase

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