To create Unity in a piece of art, everything needs to look as if it belongs together. <span>There are lots of ways to achieve unity within a work of art. Three ways to achieve unity are by proximity, repetition, and continuation. </span><span>Proximity implies that elements placed close together have a better chance of looking as though they belong together or are part of the same group. </span><span>Repetition implies that elements which repeat within a work of art will tend to unify a design. </span><span>Continuation is a way to achieve unity when one element of the composition is connected, usually by a line or edge, to another element in the composition.</span>
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The Sabatier effect is produced by re-exposing a photographic material to light part way through the development process. This gives the resultant image both positive and negative qualities. It is sometimes incorrectly referred to as “solarisation”.
